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Norman Bridwell: Clifford The Big Red Dog
How did Norman Bridwell, creator of oddly shaded Clifford the Dog, create, innovate, and illuminate?

Thesis: Norman Bridwell created Clifford the Big Red Dog, captivating little hearts all around the world, bending the power of imaginative in such an innovative way, and illuminating the power of a gigantic, red dog.

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Imagination is a wonderful thing; so are dogs. Norman Bridwell married them wonderfully with Clifford the Big Red Dog, captivating little hearts all around the world, bending the power of imagination in such an innovative way, and illuminating the power of an excessively large red dog. Through the colossal red dog, Bridwell truly showed the power of flexible thinking.

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