But its relatively low stance, a visual ruse that succeeds notably on the Flex, disguises the Lincoln's bulk effectively.
In the main, he has succeeded, notably through an array of mostly male journalists, activists, ministers, lawyers and academics, including the philosopher Peter Singer and the writer Nat Hentoff, who lay out the arguments and scan the terrain.
Connors persuaded Cone to have dinner that night with him and George Steinbrenner, who reminded Cone of others who wanted to quit but didn't and then succeeded, notably Len Dawson.
True, the curmudgeon was always lurking, locked inside, trying to be Houdini, succeeding most notably when the kicker Lawrence Tynes missed a field goal at the end of regulation in Green Bay.
Other athletes have tried to cross over into music, but only a few have succeeded, most notably Shaquille O'Neal of the Los Angeles Lakers.
Where it succeeded most notably, in the view of many critics, was in its depiction of the candidates not as mere archetypes but as flesh-and-blood human beings.
Certainly the desire of President Eisenhower and his advisers was to be reasonably conservative; and in some respects they succeeded, most notably in the policies recommended by the Council of Economic Advisers.
From the start, the 49er receivers succeeded, most notably Fred Solomon, who played but was suffering from a bruised heel in the regular-season game between the teams, and Jim Clark, who led the team with 85 catches.
"There was a good debate around it [SPL TV] and we've seen these kind of ventures succeed, most notably in Holland," Doncaster told BBC Scotland.
Seen as one of the fathers of rock 'n' roll, he influenced generations of succeeding musicians, most notably The Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Beach Boys.
He influenced generations of succeeding rock stars, most notably the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Beach Boys.
