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A hyena “would just go up to a cub and grab it by the skull and crush it,” says Brown, who presented the work in a poster at the Ecological Society of America’s 2020 meeting held virtually the week of August 3.

“EOTS is a poster child for one of the ills of the acquisition process,” the official said.

Before I could apologize to his mother he ran back out to the living room with a poster of his dad and opened it up for me to see.

They have made Keystone XL the poster child of their climate-change efforts.

“She fought so Damn hard,” the poster added in a follow-up comment.

Her giggles, her beautiful beaming face – Anne Marie would be my Ebola poster child.

Do you know whether Mr. Dickinson, the poster artist, is up here?

On the way home Sally insisted on stopping in front of the poster and explaining to Liza all about the scene represented.

When he wrote across the picture those eight descending chords from the immortal Largo he made of the poster—a poem.

It is largely used in commerce, for instance, and one may find classical fable and symbolism reduced to a trade mark or a poster.

Craft appeared upon the face of Maurice, like a poster pasted on a wall.