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In many mythologies and folklore, a person of extraordinary size, often characterized as stupid and aggressive. In Greek mythology the giants grew from the spilled blood of Uranus and rebelled against the gods. During the Middle Ages, wicker effigies of giants were carried in midsummer processions in many parts of Europe and sometimes burned.



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Poised, glossy and glamorous, giant schnauzers paraded on the left while a ring of wrinkled shar-peis trotted before another judge on the right Monday as the 121st annual Westminster Kennel Club show began.
There, in a kind of pellucid gloom, three wolf beads (they look like giant schnauzers, but never mind) seem to rise from the slick, dark floor as from a winter lake.
 
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