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1. " It was an image that Gary Larson drew on for his witty cartoon of an assembly hall full of despondent stegosaurs. "The picture's pretty bleak, gentlemen," a lecturer admits. "The world's climates..."

Source:   Holland, Tom. "Beastly business" New Statesman (1996) 128.4457 Oct. 4 1999: 43 Google This

2. " While this works well enough when the reader has seen a particular cartoon under discussion enough times so as to be very familiar with all of its images and its twists and turns in plot and action, the..."

Source:   Davis, Amy M. "7 Minutes: The Life and Death of the American Animated Cartoon" Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television 19.2 June 1 1999: 265-267 Google This

3. "... seen as a natural process to being viewed as an unnatural process requiring control by physicians has resulted in the marginalization and disempowerment of birthgiving women."

Source:   Josephson, Jyl. "Women, Power, and Childbirth: A Case Study of a Free-Standing Birth Center" Journal of Comparative Family Studies 29.3 Sept. 22 1998: 602-604 Google This

4. " Baffert's fun-loving following - known for drinking until dawn, making fun of racing's bluebloods and preferring beer to mint juleps - didn't seem a natural link to Thompson, but he has seen stranger groups in 29 years of coordinating Derby security."

Source:   Snider, Rick. "Baffert's back in the running with colt named after a cop" Washington Times May 5 2000: 6 Google This

5. " Indeed, in an ironic precursor to Cockburn's "unnatural union" claim, the Colombian military's official website carries an article accusing Human Rights Watch of forming part of a "strange..."

Source:   . "LETTERS" Nation 271.7 Sept. 4 2000: 2 Google This
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6. " Secrets and Lives There was nothing strange or unnatural in Leopold Amery not flaunting his Jewish ancestry yet at the same time being passionately interested in Jewish affairs."

Source:   . "Letters" History Today 49.4 Apr. 1 1999: 60-61

7. " Glofish themselves may be a short-lived commodity in the pet industry; just another flashy vapor in a roily sea of strange and unnatural creatures."

Source:   Gill, Tony. "The atomic fish: the rising controversy of genetically modified pets" Humanist 64.5 Sept. 1 2004: 7-10 Google This

8. " But-- he thought it wasn't--he said--people like making rules and others like breaking them--he made me believe it was all perfectly natural and so it was, it was natural, nothing in us rose up and said--it was--unnatural." (158-59) ..."

Source:   HANSSON, HEIDI. "The Double Voice of Metaphor: A. S. Byatt's "Morpho Eugenia"" Twentieth Century Literature 45.4 Dec. 22 1999: 452 Google This

9. " It is not jealousy or anger caused by her fiance's unfaithfulness but the horrendous breach of the social and natural order that their intercourse poses: "No, that was nasty!" Even to imagine the two of them together seems somehow unnatural, incestuous."

Source:   Stockenstrom, Goran. "The dilemma of naturalistic tragedy: Strindberg's Miss Julie" Comparative Drama 38.1 Mar. 22 2004: 39-58 Google This

10. " The landscape is bathed in the strange light of imagination, the darkening night suddenly illuminated by a flash of lightning that casts objects in an unnatural glare."

Source:   Fabbri, Anne. "Jennifer Bartlett at Locks" Art in America 92.10 Nov. 1 2004: 185-186 Google This

11. "... both users and sites for premium, high-speed connections [see Jeffrey Chester and Gary O. Larson, "End of the Open Road?" TAP, January 17, 2000]."

Source:   STARR, PAUL. "The Electronic Commons" American Prospect 11.10 Mar. 27 2000: 30 Google This

12. " Garrett, p. 657. (16.) Ibid., p. 575. (17.) Personal communication from Dr. Gary Levy. (18.) Erik Larson, "The Flu Hunters," Tune (Canadian Edition)..."

Source:   Purdy, Laura. "The Risks of Animal Human Transplants" Free Inquiry 19.4 Sept. 22 1999: 38 Google This

13. " AMP's all-time bestsellers are collections of the now-defunct "Calvin and Hobbes" by Bill Watterson of Universal and "The Far Side" by Gary Larson."

Source:   Astor, David. "Syndicate sharing: Rivals revel in occasional alliances" Editor & Publisher May 8 1999: 42 Google This

14. "... Gary Larson ("The Far Side"), Bill Watterson ("Calvin and Hobbes"), Lynn Johnston ("For Better or For Worse"), and Charles Schulz ("Peanuts")."

Source:   Astor, David. "Cartoon group hopes April mailing brings May publicity p.34" Editor & Publisher Apr. 3 1999: 34 Google This

15. " The frogs in the Sierra Nevada could have been affected by the introduction of trout, which eat the larvae and eggs, according to Gary Larson, a scientist from USGS' Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center in Oregon."

Source:   Kabbany, Jennifer. "Boyhood interest in frogs spurs study of woes: Scientist sees sharp drop in numbers, more deformities" Washington Times Apr. 4 1999: 8 Google This

16. " With a tip of the hat to Gary Larson's "The Far Side," philosopher and cartoonist Charles Moore exhibits five of his silliest works."

Source:   Szadkowski, Joseph. "Not all as it appears at fun science site" Washington Times May 7 2000: 5 Google This

17. " Gary Larson."

Source:   . "Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers" Teacher Librarian 26.4 Mar. 1 1999: 14-15 Google This

18. " Gary Larson."

Source:   . "Best Books for Young Adults" Teacher Librarian 26.4 Mar. 1 1999: 12-13 Google This

19. " Gary Larson."

Source:   . "Quick picks for reluctant young adult readers" Teacher Librarian 26.4 Mar. 1 1999: 14-16 Google This

20. " Conversely, other entities will be denied agency. --For agents, an ascription of some motives and denial of others. --Conceptions of natural and unnatural relationships between particular agents -and other entities; for example,..."

Source:   BEREJIKIAN, JEFFREY,DRYZEK, JOHN S. "Reflexive Action in International Politics" British Journal of Political Science 30.2 Apr. 1 2000: 193 Google This

21. " It shows then-President William McKinley and his cronies, taking refuge in the Capitol dome, looking on as an unmistakably Rooseveltian shadow looms over Washington. (Gary Larson's haunting..."

Source:   Butters, Patrick. "Tackling tough Teddy: Roosevelt exhibit displays an immortal `Icon'" Washington Times Nov. 8 1998: 1 Google This

22. " Retired "Far Side" cartoonist Gary Larson is drawing original "Far Side of Science" panels for the New York Times' expanded science section."

Source:   . "Etcetera .." Editor & Publisher Oct. 31 1998: 34-35 Google This

23. " It seems that each day has brought a strange new twist to the story of Elian Gonzalez, as forty years of unresolved hostilities are played out in the battle over his fate."

Source:   Torres, Maria de los Angeles. "Elian and the Tale of Pedro Pan" Nation 270.12 Mar. 27 2000: 21 Google This

24. " Gary Larson."

Source:   . "Best books for young adults" Teacher Librarian 26.4 Mar. 1 1999: 12-14 Google This

25. " AMY SCOTT e-mail I was surprised by some of the reactions to "Benjamin Has a Mom and a Mommy." Those opposed to this article seem to present two arguments: 1) homosexuality is unnatural, therefore a magazine focusing on natural family living has..."

Source:   . "YOUR LETTERS" Mothering May 1 2000: 12 Google This

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