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Once past this obstacle course, you’ll see the cave mouth and a seething mass of leathery bats clinging to the rock face, here and there dropping off, circling and then coming in to land again.
AdRelevance's Ryan says that, at least at this stage of the presidential cycle, campaigns seem to be clinging to more traditional promotional channels.
About 6 km (4 miles) outside of town, a mountain road takes you up to Casares, a spectacular white hilltop village clinging precariously to the rugged slopes below its Moorish fort.
For six years, Bill Clinton has stayed alive by clinging to those entitlements.
In an age when Ronald Reagan has slipped into the haze of Alzheimer's disease, when Susan Faludi writes movingly of males clinging to stereotypical notions of machismo as they're laid off their factory jobs and symbolically robbed of potency, it can put a lump in your throat to watch Schickel building--like the hero in Field of Dreams --a shrine to the Dad whom so many elements of the culture have come to undervalue.