Cliché corner   

"But a principled stand against the GOP efforts to
deconstruct 60 years of political history gives Clinton a chance." ( Fresno Bee )

"..this stylish send-up shows what happens when you invite a gaggle of artists and designers to deconstruct anything." ( Newsday )

"..Levinthal deconstructs the myth of the Marlboro Man and the porno pin-up in industrially produced 'paintings'.." ( San Francisco Examiner )

"Trekkers who did see the movie were eager to deconstruct the film's ups and downs." ( Boston Herald )

"It is the nature of truth that she deconstructs here, rejecting the simple, the one-dimensional, the easy.." ( Buffalo News )

"The American screenwriters have made an ambitious attempt to deconstruct the ideas which lay behind the novel.." (London's Daily Mail )

From among 149 Nexis references found
during a three-month period last year.