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(What an idea: that several women with whom Rick had flings years ago should still somehow loom large in his memory years later, and with frank — yet reticently abashed — delight in their bodies! Let other critics throw the first stone).

Situated between Eighth and Ninth Avenues and 40th and 42nd Streets just west of Times Square, it is a squat, featureless building that somehow manages to loom over the neighborhood.

"Somehow America was looming large from very early on," said Mr. Millepied, whose family lived in Senegal for the first years of his life, before moving to Bordeaux when he was 5. His rigorous academic and arts education at the Conservatoire has nonetheless served him well, he said; so too have his connections to the European dance world, forged at this initial stage.

A sense of things not understood, matters hidden under the surface, begins to loom; even, somehow, to menace.

Somehow, as these chords loom again during the buildup to the final climax, they take on a heavier, more sorrowful air.

When I met him the following afternoon, Ibrahim showed me the loom, which somehow still stood, in a room without walls.

In his pictures, they are somehow unobtrusive, even as they loom.

The looming challenge was to somehow secure the Big Gulp.

Hopefully, Tunisia will emerge from the darkness of dictatorial rule and its leaders will somehow make their way through the looming political turmoil.

An important story looms even larger and we believe, somehow, we'll manage again.

Dictators loomed large for Reed in 1981: somehow he also found time to star in Libyan action movie Lion of the Desert, funded by Muammar Gaddafi.