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But it is threatening to the big ad holding companies -- WPP, Omnicom, Interpublic, Publicis and their ilk -- which have been dinosaur-like in adapting to a media environment that has been suddenly and radically changed by technology.

Kirk Cheyfitz: The Next Big Media Battle: Publishers vs. Ad Agencies Kirk Cheyfitz 2011

The plan is to eventually eliminate the mobile lounges that lumber, dinosaur-like, across the Dulles tarmac, but there is no timetable as yet for a permanent Concourse C and D.

On Dulles Airport's concourse route, 'C' stands for 'calorie-burning' 2011

Elsewhere … Mathematical Economics Memetic Suicide and The Math Bubble, Bryan Caplan and Arnold Kling discuss the sudden, dinosaur-like disappearance of the high-flying and scary mathematical economist from public lime-light.

The Math Bubble, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

But it is threatening to the big ad holding companies -- WPP, Omnicom, Interpublic, Publicis and their ilk -- which have been dinosaur-like in adapting to a media environment that has been suddenly and radically changed by technology.

Kirk Cheyfitz: The Next Big Media Battle: Publishers vs. Ad Agencies Kirk Cheyfitz 2011

Todd Jurasek has an article out on his research into Australasian sightings of oversized lizards and dinosaur-like reptiles.

Archive 2008-09-01 2008

Creation Ministries International has published an article by an Australian man who collected sighting reports of large reptile-like (or dinosaur-like) creatures in PNG.

Archive 2008-08-01 2008

Their dinosaur-like talons can rip a human body open with one strike; they've been known to do so with lions.

Bird-Watching 2010

Sadly, it appears that the monster's dinosaur-like "beak" visible in the previously-seen photo may just be a decomposed snout caught at a weird angle.

Boing Boing 2008

For instance, after visiting the backyard chickens we head straight to the rain forest of New Guinea to search for the giant cassowary, a dinosaur-like bird that stands six feet tall and can leap in the air, kick and slice humans open with their "razor-sharp killing claw."

Book review of "Birdology," by Sy Montgomery 2010

The search grew feverish in the 1930s after a surgeon snapped a (now discredited) photo of a black dinosaur-like head rising from the depths.

Loch Ness Monster Files Show Scottish Cops Were Worried 2010