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• Pearson's latest is a heart-stopper at times but never a doorstopper.
• It is certainly better than having what you write considered a ` doorstopper . "'
• Robert Caro's doorstopper of an LBJ biography, " Master of the Senate,"
• Stop D serves nearby Warrane, Mornington Heights, TAFE Clarence campus, Curralong Street, and a Doorstopper Bus service to Warrane and Mornington Heights.
• Tech books are doorstoppers and boat anchors once past their sell-by date, and the authors work under the control of a marketing plan.
• Clarke's doorstopper of a novel has been heralded as a " Harry Potter " for adults, but that doesn't do it justice.
• Doorstopper, a much requested Video Art installation was presented to the public at the Athens Video Art Festival in 2009, projected on to screening venue entrances at the site in Athens, Greece.
• The term derives from the vaguely cuboid shape of many electronic devices ( and their detachable power supplies ) and the suggestion that the device can function only as a lifeless, square object, paperweight or doorstopper.
• A public information film ( Doorstoppers, produced by Matt Quinn of TFGtv who at one time lectured at the college ), featuring material gathered by Stow College TV students, opened the 2009 Stirling Film Festival at the MacRobert Arts Centre.
• Last week Weigel was in Rome to give the pope his first look at the resulting 992-page doorstopper : " Witness to Hope : The Biography of Pope John Paul II " ( Cliff Street Books, $ 35 ).
• And I have three good collections to recommend, the first of which is a doorstopper of a book, Lawrence Block's " Enough Rope " ( Morrow, $ 29.95 ), which at 883 pages is a bargain.
• While, like tens of thousands of others, Cicero may have bought a copy of Regardie's doorstopper / black book, he did not meet Regardie until Pat Behman ( a / k / a Cris Monnastre ) and Regardie flew down, at Behman's insistence, to Athens, Ga . This was in the early 1980s ( where Cicero, as is a matter of public record, see the attached links to the affidavit of Charles Cicero, infra to this text; Cicero operated a strip club-" The Shady Lady " ).