| Beside her laptop with its Lincoln mouse pad, she sometimes stations an Honest Abe bobblehead, seemingly nodding approval. |
| He is a paper mannequin, making his appearances, nodding and smiling like a bobblehead, saying nothing. |
| He likens public education to a tradeable commodity, subject to the same free-market competition rules as soybeans, bobblehead dolls and softwood lumber. |
| Whether that is enough to quell the bobblehead revolt won't be clear until April 15th, when MPs return from a two-week break. |
| Are you sure you want to spend all of your birthday money on a Sidney Crosby bobblehead doll? |
| An attorney for the family, Jill Pietrini, told a federal jury in Las Vegas that the children don't want to see the reggae legend portrayed as a bobblehead or a toy. |
