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• His friend George Stevens Jr . tries to explode the myth of reclusivity.
• Graham said "'Exit'should have exploded the myth of U2 as the nice guys of rock.
• The turnout " exploded the myth of Aristide's popularity, " said former President Leslie Manigat.
• Bulger, admissions that have exploded the myth of Bulger as wily gangleader and stand-up guy.
• That might explode the myth of old wines.
• We want you to drive to Tennessee with Saturn enthusiasts and explode the myth of a Saturn cult.
• "Metamorphoses : Photography in the Electronic Age " explodes the myth of photography as a tool of reality.
• His latest book, Psychobabble : Exploding the Myths of the Self-help Generation, was published in September 2012 through Pearson.
• MacArthur sent a telegram to Albert Johnson to inform him of Scotty's dishonesty, and thus exploded the myth of a gold mine.
• We want you to drive to Tennessee with Saturn enthusiasts, get to know them, and explode the myth of a Saturn cult.
• "Trees Lounge " and " Welcome to the Dollhouse " all explode the myth of the idyllic suburban life by focusing on bleakness in the'burbs.
• For example, Registered Representative, a stockbroker trade magazine in Irvine, Calif ., focuses its October 1995 issue on exploding the myths of " Sex and Investing ."
• In 1949 she exploded the myth of the 18-inch waist, which almost all Victorian women were supposed to have had, by measuring over 200 surviving dresses and bodices in collections across the country.
• Davenport writes : " As cinema frees itself from the constraints of the inherently linear celluloid base, a new meta-cinema explodes the myth of the heroic by projecting itself into our everyday environments.
• "He exploded the myth of not letting the patient do any physical activity for two months, " said Dr . Parviz K . Amid, director of the Lichtenstein Hernia Institute, which was founded in 1984.
• Hill, a former orthopedic surgeon who joined ArQule in 1999 after serving as head of global drug development at Swiss drug maker F . Hoffmann-La Roche, takes pleasure in exploding the myths of the biotechnology industry.
• Military encampments abound, troops guard every pass and there's a parade of memorials to soldiers like rifleman Jaswant Singh, who died taking a machine gun nest in a battle that " exploded the myth of the invincible Chinese ."
• The scrutiny, for instance, finally exploded the myth of the Valley as a wealthy, white enclave, revealing it to be a racially diverse, middle-class region, with more Latinos than whites, struggling with the same problems of rising crime, poverty and neighborhood disenchantment.
• The film is " Pollock, " which gorgeously explores and explodes the myth of Jackson Pollock, the abstract expressionist painter nicknamed " Jack the Dripper, " who struggled with a mess of inner demons and died recklessly in a car crash in 1956 at the age of 44.
• BIOTECH-ARQULE ( Woburn, Mass . ) _ Stephen A . Hill, a former orthopedic surgeon who joined ArQule as president and chief executive in 1999 after serving as head of global drug development at Swiss drug maker F . Hoffmann-La Roche, takes pleasure in exploding the myths of the biotechnology industry.