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...logorrheaic writings, whose impenetrability became legendary. But gradually Ottaviani builds on Bohr's relationship with language. Near the end, the authors take a bold leap beyond the "fourth wall," using the comic language itself as the embodiment of Bohr's ideas. In a breathtaking moment, Bohr points to the gutter between panels and notes that it is two things simultaneously: a space and unit of time. The medium itself embodies his idea of a thing being one thing when observed one way and its opposite when observed another way. This remarkable sequence ends with Bohr floating in a borderless void...
...election—our time is probably best spent looking past the next four days, and on to the next four years. Despite the inevitable media group-think that will deify the victor’s electoral savvy and kick the loser’s reputation into the gutter, both George W. Bush and John Kerry ran campaigns from which politicians of both parties will draw important lessons...
Despite the recent renovations, McLoughlin said that more external repairs still need to be done—particularly to the outdated and poorly maintained rook and gutter system of the building. Little admitted that repairs are not yet complete and that plans to install additional lights and refurbish the floor in the Sanctum have already been approved...
...tear each other apart in public. The parties in question agree on a range of issues facing our country—the glaring exception, of course, is Nader’s candidacy. It is a waste of energy for groups with the same mission to wrestle in the gutter while their mutual opponent struts...
...these days of ever-shrinking funnies: an entire full-color page with total editorial freedom. The book nearly replicates their original monumental size on super thick cardstock paper. You read each strip horizontally across two pages but thanks to the clever binding, each strip lies flat, without an annoying gutter in the middle...