"To embody TORRID was to embody the playfulness and power I feel in being a thick girl in this world," she says.
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At the same time, Trump Lawyers embody the cliché of a certain type of litigator in much the same way that Trump's properties embody the cliché of luxury.
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As if they knew better how to embody my reality.
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It does not embody the spirit of the American nation.
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They also embody the beating heart of a national cuisine.
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For years, McCaskill has tried to embody Missouri's independent ethos.
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We naturally fear the illogical And clowns embody the illogical.
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Yet the FCC's proposed privacy rules embody such irrational thinking.
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He ceased to embody 'elusive aggression' and becomes just 'aggression'.
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Finally, a pair of triathletes embody a friendly sibling rivalry.
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The paintings at this point seem to embody the transitory.
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Whitney's paintings at this point seem to embody the transitory.
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Can the humble selfie embody McGill's rebellious reclaiming of autonomy?
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Everything that was "anti" started to embody the Republican Party.
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The three embody the parliamentary Conservative Party in different ways.
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A screaming face seemed to embody the pain she repressed.
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All seven express and embody a different kind of Islam.
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Ryan and Rebecca: You embody the goodness of our Nation.
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In the case of Lincoln, our cars embody effortless luxury.
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You embody what makes New York and America great already.
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Ryan and Rebecca: You embody the goodness of our Nation.
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Ryan and Rebecca: You embody the goodness of our nation.
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Many people claim the title, but far fewer embody it.
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Many people claim the title but far fewer embody it.
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Bobi Jo Marie dresses to embody the classic American cowgirl.
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"But chicken wings don't embody a culture," you're probably thinking.
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No other areas better embody the idea of imperial China.
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Could one man simultaneously embody such grace and such brutality?
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Or embody abstract thought more than Ad Reinhardt's black paintings?
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Halloween allows you to embody someone you're not, but you admire.
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"If we preach repentance, we should definitely embody it," she said.
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Sometimes you just need to dress the part, not embody it.
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"These three fallen Americans embody the goodness of America," Trump said.
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No two characters embody this theme more than Rick and Daryl.
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"I feel like I embody the Nashville girl's style," Decker says.
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Do I embody the values in the words I am reciting?
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But above all else, Slipknot embody the brutal side of art.
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But, more than anything, I just wanted to embody that emotion.
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Let me know what persona you would embody with this one.
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What they represent as a brand is something I can embody.
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But that isn't the only trio Om is said to embody.
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I had to fully embody the things I was writing about.
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Both mathematics and Ms Tsai, she adds, embody rationality and calmness.
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To really embody someone will take hundreds of hours of practice.
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These mugs embody that and all other kinds of cozy feels.
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Clinton, who better than Mr. Trump to embody the volatile opposite?
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You can embody anything, and that for me is very exciting.
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The crowd roars—we've seen her embody all these things before.
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The imperial outfits were designed to embody a fascist, dehumanizing order.
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HERISSE It was emotionally taxing at times [to embody that weight].
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Still, the geometric elements and blending with nature embody Wright's designs.
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They embody a carefully plotted range of professional and marital situations.
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They really embody the theory that age is just a number!
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And I wanted to embody that: the tension and the question.
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Nor is it a bid to "look like" or embody masculinity.
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Often, IT will embody an individual's deepest and most specific fear.
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He said he came to embody the thing he hated most.
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" They embody big ideas: – "Make America Great Again" – "Stop Wall Street.
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"We want to embody sports and sports culture," Mr. Petrick said.
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We embody these characters, and we go through their emotional journeys.
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It's perky enough to embody the whole menu on a plate.
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So your ideal song would embody the feelings of Juno herself?
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It's not that they are necessarily desperate to embody sexy cats.
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In the world below, horizontal striations embody a calm, waveless sea.
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I hate this sticker more each time I think about it, but probably only because I'm using it to embody complicated questions it is not well-suited to embody, much like I am accusing others of doing.
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What celebrities or musicians do you think already embody the camp theme?
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I've forever aspired to the strength she showed me women could embody.
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From Woody, Goldblum, 66, learned how to embody a dog's protective nature.
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Don't embody the protagonist of Law Mower and mow strangers' lawns though.
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"Progressive campaigns should embody progressive values," said Booker's campaign manager Addisu Demissie.
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But investment migrants embody the freedoms available to the winners from globalisation.
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"You embody everything I would want in a wife," he tells her.
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As the company grows, we believe our workplace should embody those values.
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Elegance is an adjective many strive to embody on their wedding days.
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She has to embody her somewhat when she is doing her appearances.
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Here are some photos of their time together, which totally embody #SisterGoals.
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Interestingly, the three finalists each seemed to embody different strategies for winning.
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The men embody various asshole characters—sexual predator, angry guy in traffic.
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It must embody the sentiment of what's been bottled up for years!
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" It's also not the case that the Great Lakes embody "record deepness.
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You trying to embody oshun as a prop for ur personal gain.
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Small towns and rural America embody many of our nation's greatest strengths.
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How can a founder guide their companies to embody the right values?
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In his songs, he creates vivid characters that embody precise social critiques.
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What do you value in a leader, and do they embody that?
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But Stillman hasn't reimagined her work; he has tried to embody it.
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None, however, embody the term quite as literally as these round rolls.
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Star Wars, too, offered few opportunities for women to embody major characters.
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The music of Wandelweiser seems to embody a philosophy of passive resistance.
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I could embody both, and "It Keeps You Runnin'" was my song.
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When Krystal Rodriguez isn't jamming out to SebastiAn's "Embody," she's on Twitter.
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He appears to embody everything the United States asks of its immigrants.
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These worries are then projected on "folk devils" who embody that stress.
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The two waterfalls embody this tension through vigorous brushwork that implies motion.
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Me and my brothers had to embody the hard masculinity he demonstrated.
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To embody pain, tap into your own experience, if you have it.
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And yet its enterprising, optimistic energy seems to embody her creative spirit.
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Didn't soybeans embody everything wrong with industrial agriculture, from monoculture to deforestation?
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Ms. Lubel's career twists embody that mind-set in an unusual way.
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The best poetry will therefore embody both exquisite ambiguity and elegant intelligence.
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" Monuments, Danto wrote, "commemorate the memorable and embody the myths of beginnings.
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Technologies embody the goals and values of the people who create them.
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They didn't know what it was, much less how to embody it.
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This is the chaos that Bachelor in Paradise wishes it could embody.
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The serial entrepreneur seems to embody the creative daring of Silicon Valley.
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They also seem to embody the spirit of the athlete wearing them.
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The larger trend these tours embody is an increased desire for authenticity.
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They embody two different ways of thinking about the same basic configuration.
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Arcona's Eye Dew Plus eye cream manages to embody all of those attributes.
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The company came to embody a culture in which almost anything was acceptable.
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"We embody impatience, passion, curiosity, and a little bit of anger," says Nadya.
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The movements in Beaudreau's video embody a seamless linearity from frame to frame.
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No one can embody those contradictory functions for everyone at the same time.Yeah.
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The water tankers embody the market's brawny, uncouth response to Bangalore's public failure.
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Is he going to embody the spirit and excitement of a successful campaign?
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These bands don't sound alike but there's this adversarial struggle that they embody.
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Trump's choices of leaders for the two agencies embody that conflict as well.
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Have you ever wanted to embody the life of a sixteenth century captain?
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Stampp says she really believes that people can come to embody their names.
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" She added: "I have to take [the roles] I believe I can embody.
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She has the potential to embody a new version of the Security Mom.
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Few things embody the wonders of modern engineering like a giant fucking dam.
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The more we love him, the more he'll embody all our human frailties.
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Like Mr Babis's party, they embody Czech voters' disenchantment, but in different ways.
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If you're a Taurus, you embody the sturdiness of your ruling element, earth.
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Lee's big-match woes have come to embody Malaysia's frustration at the Games.
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But they can embody a glorious madness that just might save us. Picasso.
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We live more mixed lives now, and our clothes should always embody that.
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She seems to embody the carefree Black girlhood pop culture has been craving.
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Leo is also brave, fearless—qualities you'll need to embody at this time.
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"They are both truly brilliant and embody the characters to me," he said.
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"Please embody the human rights approach when you are developing technology," Bachelet said.
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And there couldn't be a more perfect corporation to embody this than Amazon.
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The lyrics aren't always easy to parse, so what does The Duke embody?
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The show tonight will attempt to embody that very ideal... with great success.
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To many residents, the Games embody everything that is going wrong in Brazil.
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Schneider's subjects, despite the presence of a camera, seem to embody the latter.
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Here are five realities that inclusive leaders understand, embody, and act on: 1.
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A new Supreme Court, with justices appointed by a Democrat, could embody that.
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This manic energy derives, I think, from the many paradoxes that orchids embody.
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And then are those few, like Carolina Herrera, whose creations embody their lives.
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There's only one way to truly embody a musical genius: practice, practice, practice.
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It was a way to embody the change that she was going through.
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And we embody that future in our multi-faith and multi-racial coalitions.
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But when MMA fails to transcend life, it begins to embody it instead.
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We can embody mythological, disembodied beings existing both inside and outside of time.
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In other words, the traits that American law enforcement embody every single day.
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Racism, xenophobia and nativism embody, in their very meanings, both irrationality and unfairness.
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In fact, Mr. Macron has come to embody a paradox of French politics.
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There's no limit to what you can embody, sexually, in these virtual environments.
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"Today their wearers embody a combination of average Joe and working-class avenger."
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I realized that what I embody, the principle of life, cannot be destroyed.
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"They don't know how to embody their messages in the story," he says.
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You could say they're going to embody a different animal metaphor: the peacock.
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First ladies were no exception; they, especially, were expected to embody national unity.
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"Caption and photo embody my life," one fan wrote in the comment section.
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It is a threat that Betts and his sons helplessly and literally embody.
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They embody both the wonderful animation and the restrictive compulsions of digital life.
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Brown also predicts that brides' makeup choices will embody a minimalist, natural look.
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The five-story office was designed to "embody TikTok's fun and joyful personality."
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Both men embody the politics of nationalism, chauvinism and the resentment of elites.
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A better question: Which oversize domestic cat will Taylor Swift embody on screen?
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And few places better embody the costly contradictions of rebuilding on endangered land.
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Human dignity is the inherent worth that people embody simply by being human.
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Psychedelics can also give us the inspiration to embody love and to celebrate.
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He seemed to embody the phrase we chose as the main cover line.
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Individuals who immigrate often embody qualities that are highly sought after by employers.
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Recent collaborations between Boshoco and Anatolian Sessions embody the diversity of Istanbul's sound.
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The visuals, premiering below, perfectly embody the ballsy brilliance of this soaring anthem.
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Much Maghreb jewelry seems to embody the human inclination toward repetition and reiteration.
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So talk about that actor, because he seems to embody it perfectly. Rami?
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But two other policies that embody shifting Democratic sentiment will also provoke extensive debate.
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For me, Rayne's oeuvre and exhibition embody a similar act in the various refusals.
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Chick-fil-A or a sandwich doesn't embody, in a direct way, the ideas.
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It will embody the player perfectly, as it will be OK but very overhyped.
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From kissing photos to funny pet names, they always manage to perfectly embody #relationshipgoals.
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All we can do is try to embody these traditions as much as possible.
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For all the calm these paintings embody, there is something deeply unsettling about them.
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Like the internet, cryptocurrencies both embody innovation and give rise to more of it.
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They sell us a fantasy version of themselves, attempting to physically embody our aspirations.
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But it's also about pride, strength and the resolve that embody those who serve.
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If we can embody at least an ounce of it, then we'd be lucky.
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These brave men and women embody the true American spirit of resilience and courage.
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Cloud computing and the Internet of Things (IoT) embody vast promise for advancing civilization.
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I typically shoot to embody Rihanna on a spiritual and mental level every day.
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Here they kneel to embody a hunter with a bloody heart in his hand.
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The late King Bhumibol appeared to embody the virtues of a devout Buddhist monarch.
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Unconditional love and that my children embody what it is when one feels loved.
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But the website has come to embody many of the ills of social media.
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This Halloween, channel the spirit of 2018 and embody one of this year's moments.
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Platforms like YouTube often embody the "fast web": deep, black voids of mindless entertainment.
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Positive or negative, they embody stereotypes about women that are embedded in our psyches.
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They embody the best of American political activism: smart strategies tied to effective tactics.
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One day, we were asked to embody horror, or the feeling of being horrified.
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This ritual, then, allows us to physically embody the very abundance we are celebrating.
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Much of this comes down to how the new characters embody every French stereotype.
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These healthy habits shouldn't be something you do; they should be something you embody.
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But Beim's story also highlights some of the contradictions that she and Celmatix embody.
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This spending cannot be wasteful, but must embody a pragmatic investment in our future.
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When it comes to success, few physically embody that state better than sports stars.
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They embody a certain aspiration for workplace culture: this time, things will be different.
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Marianne and Connell embody some of the oldest tropes from literature and teen movies.
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"I do everything I can to embody the personality of the princess," she says.
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Today, the icon has come to embody Mexico's modern reality as a melting pot.
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"You had this man who seemed to embody possibilities in art," Mr. Brown said.
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They embody the greatness of this country, which was founded and built by immigrants.
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They are now in their 40s and embody the political maturation of Sikh Americans.
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There are Twitter accounts that are supposed to embody 'the language of the internet.
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It would embody everything — loyalty, bravery, selflessness — the Dora Milaje and Okoye stand for.
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How do you dance this or how do we embody what that feeling is?
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That's the dream of "Deuce Coupe," and the Ballet Theater dancers embody it well.
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But it obviously didn't stop there — Exotic did, after all, embody everything Baskin detested.
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In the work, three performers embody one woman at different stages of her life.
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At the same time, European national teams embody the changing demographics of their countries.
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"Trump doesn't actually embody any of the values he's harkening back to," she wrote.
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Is it possible that real actors will embody the characters we imagined so vividly?
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My parents nurtured the Jo-like character traits they most wanted me to embody.
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Young, gay and multiracial, the Irish prime minister seemed to embody the new Ireland.
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" Trump, speaking directly to the Holets, said, "You embody the goodness of our nation.
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She seems to embody the bitterness that belongs in the Democratic Party right now.
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But the performers we chose did more than embody the stars of the past.
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I sketched styles that I find embody their style, their strength, and their leadership.
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When you root against the Yankees, you believe they embody everything wrong about sports.
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They embody a form of communal storytelling that ties into larger questions of Blackness.
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These are Google's company mottos, designed to embody the company's self-described progressive values.
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At stations, countdown clocks notify riders of wait times, while conductors embody a hometown persona.
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Now, Snap has a product to embody that ethos rather than just talking about it.
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That's the spirit of our company and the spirit we all embody as its Builders.
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Instead of respawning to an earlier point I move on to embody a different soldier.
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Even the farm's outhouses, looking out over the snowy peaks of the Pyrenees, embody serenity.
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"As an actor, I wanted to embody him as much as I could," Gray said.
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He had a lesson for undergraduates: to embody this same humility and to give back.
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Like much AI fiction, it assumes the creations will embody humanity better than the creators.
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We want for you to embody a character every time you step into the collection.
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As motherhood fast approaches, she hopes to embody the same supportive spirit her mom had.
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Current nondiscrimination proposals embody our nation's core identity -- the land of opportunity and equal treatment.
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While two characters embody the importance of empathy though its absence, another grows from it.
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Yao would embody that attitude in his pursuit of activism away from the basketball court.
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"These three fallen Americans embody the goodness and decency of our nation," the president continued.
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These embody Confucian virtues and demanded devotion to the emperor and sacrifice for the country.
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But it's rare that a pre-planned vacation can fully embody such an elusive word.
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They embody secret intentions, and seem disturbing precisely because they are both repellent and relatable.
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Who else to embody, then, than the cosmetics queen of the Kardashian/Jenner family, Kylie?
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Maybe you're a Cancer who realizes you fully embody the "caregiver" role in your partnership.
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Paintings embody an image in a monumental surface, in colors that can only be invented.
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Finally, there is the particular kind of foe that Mr Soros is made to embody.
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Watch to learn how you, too, can live inside a rainbow and embody self-love!
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According to Field, Trump just doesn't embody the right qualities to be called that term.
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MORE's Labor secretary, added that American should embody the same principles as the nation's veterans.
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Along this trajectory, tools that embody significant levels of intelligence are our most powerful yet.
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Those who do so embody six aspects of great teaching, as identified by Mr Coe.
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Embody Virgo at this time: be responsible and levelheaded, and then reap what you sow.
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For decades the Communist Party claimed to embody and express the will of the masses.
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We, too, can find strength and inspiration in the courage, determination and resilience they embody.
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Newsom seeks to embody Kennedy's grainy glamour, to provide moral clarity in a bewildering hour.
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CEOs who embody their firm's values through their actions and decisions serve these multiple stakeholders.
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The pair of paintings, so alien but so evocative, embody what Amsterdam is all about.
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The two series embody two ways of seeing history, personal versus social, micro versus macro.
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Collectively, they embody the reductio ad absurdum of a concept that everybody is a star.
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Google and Facebook are investing heavily in products that embody these formats: YouTube and Instagram.
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"But at the same time, we all embody Pete's message," King added, referring to Petersen.
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They embody an otherness that refuses to be domesticated by language, that renders categories moot.
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These qualities embody the very values many Americans seem to have forgotten in recent times.
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And they embody creeping disharmony with a smooth synchronicity that any athletic team would envy.
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"She knew that to the audience she would embody this goddess through jewels," he said.
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And thirdly, we had to actually embody the desire or ideals of Fred and Dan.
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The buildings embody two opposing philosophies of our relationship to the world: dominance versus coexistence.
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Initiatives like this embody exactly the vision for self-sustaining economic growth that Afghanistan needs.
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" Outfits like those totally embody the singer-songwriter's personal style, which she calls "tomboy chic.
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Jamaican artist Ebony G. Patterson's collaged ecosystems embody the antithesis of a gloomy, rainy day.
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Must they rest on international or national laws, or do they embody "self-evident" truths?
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But Chief Justice Roberts does not embody and is not functioning as the Supreme Court.
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Technological contracts that embody an incentive model at the individual's expense further erode this presupposition.
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Populists are profoundly anti-pluralist, and claim that they embody the people as a whole.
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Greater Noida has come to embody the shiny, walled-off vertical India of the future.
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Hamm is absurdly handsome as always, and meant to embody the villainy of the state.
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As such, they will embody the biases that we apply through their design and use.
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And few works of music embody the notion of Leitkultur as neatly as the Ninth.
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Namely, being an immigrant in the United States, I embody two citizenships and two cultures.
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What we embody and what we look like is something that movies are made about.
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But what if one TV series could actually embody the pitch "too many Stephen King adaptations"?
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"Once you embody a character that hasn't been embodied yet, that's a big responsibility," she said.
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Much of this is about girl power, and Hilton tries to embody that in her work.
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Reps of the brand say it's meant embody the "notes of a woman" and modern femininity.
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Actors often embody people who are nothing like them — that's why it's called acting, after all.
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And yes, Maggie Rogers may embody Janis Joplin from the grave, just as the Lord intended.
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The way to get the AI in front of you is to embody it in hardware.
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That's the spirit of our company and the spirit we all embody as its Builders. Best,
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She associates herself with events and issues that she feels embody national values, unity and pride.
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Narrator: Hummers eventually came to embody America's "supersized" lifestyle and the people who aspired to it.
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If anything, it's a mockery of the devotion and care that prayer is meant to embody.
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Europe needs new faces and strong faces, so we need personalities that in effect embody that.
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Richardson aren't just natural adversaries — they also embody two flawed and deeply human studies of motherhood.
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And no matter what Trump thinks, the president does not embody the will of the people.
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They were shown to embody androgyny and masculinity and they were almost always white and thin.
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" He says, "These brave men and women embody the true American spirit of resilience and courage.
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"These women embrace the personalities that embody fashion at Louis Vuitton," Ghesquière said, via press release.
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"You embody a lot of qualities that every girl here is looking for," Krystal points out.
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And they are fed up with an elitist style of politics that he seems to embody.
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I'm not sure how he benefitted from creating these various personas he'd embody around different people.
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Both the business plan and the Famous branding embody a tenuous balance between boldness and hubris.
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I embody deaf culture and I know what is best for me and for future generations.
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These days plenty of people have seen Daniel Craig embody MI6's most infamous special agent.
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Far Cry is one of those first-person games where you embody a body-less character.
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For Oswald, you have to see that person really take over the role and embody him.
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"I encouraged Canadians to continue to embody the values of equality, freedom and inclusion," she recalled.
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It's all about how people perceive you, and I think these characters sort of embody that.
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Few historical figures embody the image of the "starving artist" the way Vincent van Gogh does.
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Few symbols embody the American West like wild horses galloping through an endless sea of sagebrush.
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The candidates must embody the multilayered experiences of communities of color; their hopes and their dreams.
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Here are 10 eye-catching photos of stunning makeup designs that embody the spirit of Halloween.
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They embody a natural resource that's increasing: the social capital of millions of healthy, educated adults.
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They embody the "bold, creative, conscious and confident" characteristics that the scholarship was established to reward.
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These ones are made to embody the scents of common places, including rooms in the house.
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Critic's Notebook Practitioners of Indian classical dance are rightly proud of the ancient heritage they embody.
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Yet now he picks ... people who embody them, defend them, and, I'm afraid, will repeat them.
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But when they're adopted by a certain person in a certain place, they embody their energy.
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They're giving Americans the national pride and unity we've struggled to embody since the 2016 election.
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If any city can be said to single-handedly embody China's extraordinary rise, it is Shenzhen.
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For all of the social charms it may embody, a pizza—by definition—has no edge.
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"Everything came from such a special place because we were creating songs that really embody living."
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The obscured overlays and expressive marks that embody Draxler's work are relatable reflections of repressed subconscious.
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McCain and Burr embody the highest ideals of the Republican Party and the United States Senate.
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Yet they often embody the antithesis of friluftsliv: expensive, with catered meals and bunk-bed accommodation.
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Daring yet prudent, Ms. Merkel came to embody the self-image a majority of Germans craved.
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The headliners were a group of writers who embody everything I love most about the South.
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Layla Shaikley doesn't just embody the new term, which means "Muslim hipster" — she helped coin it.
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Layla Shaikley doesn't just embody the new term, which means "Muslim hipster" — she helped coin it.
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"Chabad can embody the Jews in the way Fidesz want them to be," Mr. Gyori added.
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Mr. Scott has figured out how to embody modern hip-hop while bypassing the usual steppingstones.
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Which I can imagine is a difficult thing to embody for a long period of time.
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The intent is to fully embody the character, not only in form, but also in manner.
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How does an artist's work and process embody and engage the narratives of displacement and belonging?
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Opinion As a descendant of slaves and slaveholders, I embody uncomfortable incongruities — just as America does.
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To embody ideas that matter a lot to myself, but also to a lot of people.
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Jackson would embody King's penchant for direct action when official paths seemed too circuitous or unlikely.
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In Colker's interpretation, vigorous dancers covered in dust are meant to embody the region's impoverished residents.
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To his team, Zverev has come to embody the unusual and unexpected over the past year.
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He uses his expressive face and, in this show, his squeaky voice to embody a character.
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Dinnerstein takes center stage while Tanowitz's tireless dancers surround her and seem to embody every note.
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All the clown prince was missing was a vape to better embody late millennial toxic masculinity.
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All American coins embody the idea of liberty, in keeping with the Mint's 20063-year mandate.
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The outrage over this dress and Lam's response embody the newest version of the embarrassing American.
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Rather, it will embody a shared understanding of contemporary migration dynamics and the rights of migrants.
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" Mariana Pestana, the show's other co-curator said: "Objects have this incredible capacity to embody visions.
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He is a hero, and his actions embody the ethos that all good mountaineers aspire to.
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What began as an unproven heart disease theory had come to embody an implicit consumer logic.
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Celebrities, perhaps more than anyone in our society, often embody this tension of brand control vs.
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" She says, "In extracting these different characters I've had to embody, I am able to free myself.
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The Peretyatko brothers embody the optimism in Russian agriculture, a booming sector in an otherwise sluggish economy.
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One interviewee, an artist, comments on cats' freedom to publicly embody femininity, while she must conceal hers.
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This is a good, improving player who might embody Miami's culture more than anybody else right now.
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"One way or another, they each embody a breakthrough," editor Nancy Gibbs said of the TIME 100.
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" Reassuringly, F'xa also told me its designers embody "different races, genders, gender identities, and ways of thinking.
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Such giant leaps backward embody the tragedy being wrought by the current administration in the American West.
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In one expertly crafted exchange, he's able to embody the larger moral question of the entire show.
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Pompeo, who graduated first in his class, seemed to embrace and embody that ethos more than most.
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I look at the starlets of the time and pick who I feel like I can embody.
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Most of the main characters embody an "aw shucks" demeanor that falsely posits itself as anti-bro.
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The translator's task is to render, not the words themselves so much as the gestures they embody.
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In Swallowed, she uses choreography to embody the movement of the parasite traveling through the woman's body.
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Of course, all Supreme Court nominations are political because they embody the strategic priorities of the president.
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HealthHUBs embody CVS's vision for the $70 billion acquisition of health insurer Aetna it completed last fall.
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I wanted to embody this woman who was very free and feminine but was just for herself.
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Do you dress this way in real life, or were you trying to embody a specific character?
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Sometimes food can embody many historical things that are a legacy of hardship and turmoil and oppression.
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In this case, it's an android "host" that will populate (and embody) the amoral landscape of Westworld.
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" She added, "If you could think of a human that could embody that it'd be Oprah Winfrey.
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Broken Social Scene try to embody optimism, even when individual members struggle to reconcile realities before them.
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While you should do this for any job, it's especially important that remote workers embody these attributes.
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It's called Tay and it's an experimental chatbot meant to embody the personality of a teenage girl.
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And Trump's attitude toward the institutions that embody such nonzero-sum engagement is notably lacking in warmth.
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To embody the noble spirit of the Dark Ages is to never break character under any circumstance.
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That's precisely what makes it good literature: the characters aren't monolithic ciphers who embody a single quality.
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Mindy Lahiri's bachelorette pad may embody a playful Miami kitsch that's representative of the title character's personality.
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A dazzling and charismatic reformer, he seemed to embody the promise that Islam and democracy could coexist.
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This does not inspire the happiness that I am supposed to embody before I find a partner.
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In an interview for Snowpiercer, Swinton was asked how she's able to embody such wildly different costumes.
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But all I could think of was the tremendous predicament of being asked to embody a concept .
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What trips up straying politicians, most often, is their perceived need to embody some symbolic moral rectitude.
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It can broadcast or insinuate messages into the larger culture, embody complex truths, absorb fear, preserve memory.
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They embody what William Carlos Williams wrote that poems should aspire to — "no ideas but in things."
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The Wedgie Fit jeans embody all of what makes Levi's so iconic, with a few modern adjustments.
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FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS May Hollywood never run out of fascinating older women for Meryl Streep to embody!
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To gay men, her videos embody a campness, particularly relating to sex, that is comforting and familiar.
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Without further ado, I present to you 16 DJs you can attempt to embody this Halloween season.
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Ariel's great and all, but Hamilton prefers the newer crop of characters, who embody more modern ideals.
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Consider, for example, the vibrant suits in Spring Breakers that embody the girls' need to feel noticed.
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Maybe he wanted to embody the distress and depravity nestled deep within New York's world of crime.
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If you're just reviving the past, how can you really embody the groundbreaking spirit of those bands?
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"Kim Jong Un might bring good looking female bodyguards to embody a more approachable image," Ahn said.
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Keep reading to explore these monster records and the events that embody the spirit of spooky season.
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" His portraits, she observes, "embody allusions to 'the women question' that are far from straightforward to read.
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In rural areas, zebu - cattle that are distinctive for having a hump on their backs - embody wealth.
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And Mr. Quinlan's MJ manages to embody both a young woman's dream and a young man's rudderlessness.
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Its genius is not to explain but to embody the science and politics that shaped Oppenheimer's life.
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Many teachers use performance as a way to get students to connect with and embody the text.
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In Golem, I played as a paralyzed child with the ability to embody and control inanimate beings.
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Casting Love was a challenging process because she had to embody badassery but also an innate sensitivity.
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All these things—the car, the factory, the long list of orders—seemed to embody Kerby's ascendance.
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The Patriots perfectly embody our income-inequality era and the tax reform that President Trump recently signed.
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Two white clapboard houses tucked behind the New Fairfield Senior Center embody bits of the town's past.
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Other characters, though, embody the more persuasive appeal of a populism that sounds uncomfortably familiar these days.
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And to reshape America's image of a generation and the couple that has come to embody it.
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And unlike some other presidents, such as J.F.K. and Ronald Reagan, he did not embody our aspirations.
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Staff it with experienced and well-vetted detectives — not rookies and not individuals who embody rape culture.
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Because staff stay so far behind the scenes, many assume they simply embody whatever a president wants.
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And like her own mother, Nonna eventually grew to embody the same examples of caring and guidance.
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News bloopers that feed the soul leave highly polished newscasters trained to embody unwavering gravitas completely shook.
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Under his leadership, the Democratic Party will embody the values that our members stand for every day.
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Architectural ruins can represent both mental illness and resilience, or they can embody the mysteries of memory.
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It's not clear why an alien is the best character to embody all of these human traits.
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"We posit that wearing clothes causes people to 'embody' the clothing and its symbolic meaning," they wrote.
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Halloween is a night of madness and Dionysian frenzy, and few bands embody that like White Zombie.
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JS: I'm interested in the way painting can embody aesthetic markers associated with the female and the feminine.
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Both films expertly contrast the American small-town ideal with its occasional failures to embody its best self.
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Black '70s disco icons like Donna Summer in all of her glitter, gold and statement sunglasses embody camp.
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"The piece tries to embody that trajectory from fighting and surviving for your citizenship to thriving," Jones said.
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"Restaurants embody the American Dream like no other industry," maintains the industry advocacy group, the National Restaurant Association.
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As regularly as we use the term, few current heads of government fully embody the spirit of Fascism.
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In a melancholic country, battered by recent terrorist attacks, Mr Macron seemed to embody the triumph of optimism.
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Mr Macron seems to have a carefully conceived idea of the sort of presidency he wants to embody.
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But her crime is one of needing to embody the image of martyred motherhood, selfless and self-sacrificing.
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Identify your top three core values, then define steps you can do each week to embody that value.
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Finally, the idea that everyone deserves a chance to embody the fantasies of fashion has become a reality.
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We embody a perspective that is more three-dimensional, affecting how we view the world through our eyes.
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Arielle, Chriselle, Gala, Caroline and Shea completely embody those qualities — they break the rules and re-write them.
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Covering 23 countries responsible for 70% of world trade, it came to embody the rules-based multilateral system.
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Viggo Mortensen changed himself completely to embody tough-talking Italian bouncer Tony Lip for his film Green Book.
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As the film's protagonist and hero, Ward has to embody a myriad of stereotypes to save the world.
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Mayors usually are "larger than life and embody the energy" of a mighty urban centre, says Mr Axelrod.
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Few people embody that system better than the two candidates headed for the second round on August 11th.
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The girl and the man, along with the family in the distance, embody unremarkable routines of lingering consequence.
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Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise are continuing to embody #motherdaughtergoals in the actress' latest batch of Instagram snaps.
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With its massive ensemble cast, Game of Thrones is practically begging us embody our favorite characters for Halloween.
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Speaking of those two pieces, Jordan Clarkson and Larry Nance Jr. embody the athletic verve Cleveland yearns for.
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"Please embody the human rights approach when you are developing technology," said Bachelet, a former president of Chile.
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It's time that we embrace and embody the gravitas, humility, and respect that this notation carries with it.
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Hanks is making his L.A. stage debut for the show, which will see him embody Sir John Falstaff.
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Speaking of Clarisse, Julie Andrews is a legend, so we cannot embody Mia's grandmother in the same way.
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Warren told the AP that Faraj's courage, resilience and optimism embody the American spirit heading into Trump's speech.
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In the meantime, consumers are flocking to alternative brands that embody both health and trust, such as Aloha.
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Thursday's speech was an evolution on those tense negotiations, with Trump looking to embody his "America first" mantra.
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In short, they exhibit the kinds of qualities that every child should aspire to grow up to embody.
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But Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel reminded us last night after the Oscars that they definitely embody #CoupleGoals.
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This ability to embody other lives was especially highlighted in their individual episodes on Netflix's sketch anthology, Characters.
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These shipments have literally saved millions of lives, and they embody the best of Americans' compassion and generosity.
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The music, words, and visuals embody the frame of mind that I've been steeped in for a while.
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The kind Dany represented in the early days of this story but is only now beginning to embody.
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These sophisticated tunnels, clearly intended to attack civilians, embody Hezbollah's ongoing efforts to threaten substantial harm to Israel.
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If America rejects Trump, they are rejecting their own sovereignty and the movement Trump has come to embody.
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From bakers to restaurant owners to business consultants, they embody the heart and soul of the middle class.
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Then along came Donald J. Trump, who seemed to embody every awful charge made against the Republican Party.
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Hired to embody the persona Miss Television, she explained the new technology to guests and then demonstrated it.
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They make up the entire cast of this production, and they all embody their parts with laser sharpness.
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It doesn't try to explain the anatomy of terror, but to embody it, dress it up in costumes.
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It only makes sense, then, that military shooters embody the most materially troubling marriage of games and guns.
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These fictional characters embody the mythology and romance that foreigners naively assign to distant landscapes and their inhabitants.
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The portraits embody who and/or what the past had dreamed, in the opacity beyond the barbed wire.
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I've always marveled at the mastery with which some drag queens embody their characters, both technically and artistically.
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Leigh Radford, who heads Procter & Gamble Ventures, tries to embody the Silicon Valley mentality within the startup studio.
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"Aren't people playing video games supposed to embody the skills of their online personas?" an exasperated Tiger asks.
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Individuals who immigrate often embody qualities that are highly sought after by employers — bravery and adaptability, for starters.
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Even if his input was strictly monetary, those nights of bloodletting embody the bitter fruits of his contribution.
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Luckily Arrival is a tremendously well-designed film, with complicated and unpredictable visuals that embody the main point.
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The effect is infantilizing: play pretend, embody a tree, yelp like an animal (Toosi had us "cacaw"-ing).
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Their sweatshirts embody the choice lots of students are making: a historically black college, or a state school?
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When she gets to be an aerospace engineer, Vaneeza hopes to embody the enterprising spirit of the rovers.
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Why not invest in robust, practical cafeterias that embody this same idea — especially when the benefits are limitless?
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At the beginning of the process, he told his dancers to embody one or all of those characters.
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Claus awakens in each of us — we embody the spirit of generosity and put our love into action.
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And, rather urgently, their lives and works embody the countercultural power that can flow from all serious art.
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They come back frequently to host, and now often to play characters they seem to embody especially well.
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That's when Ms. Nottage's characters, and the cast members who embody them, emerge in their full tragic humanity.
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Just a bit farther north are a few temples that embody Bangkok's Hindu and Buddhist past and present.
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Monochrome and male, they do not embody social change and few hold out the promise of making history.
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I would always much rather have the actors embody the thing that's being said and the interior voice.
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All these Britneys speak to the variety of personas Spears can embody, seemingly at the drop of a hat.
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What's most refreshing is watching the duo shatter the unrealistic facade of unshakable confidence that celebrities can unintentionally embody.
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As far back as ancient Sumer and Egypt, animals have been used to embody, satirize, and appraise human behavior.
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Through that self-reflection and self-acceptance, she was able to truly embody a motto of Curvy. Confident. Conqueror.
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In Groundhog Day: Like Father Like Son players embody Phil Connors Jr., the son of Groundhog Day's central character.
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Ideally, those moments embody the whole, but more often than you might think, E3 presentations can miss the point.
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The real power they embody is that of a psychological shock for the one-party state across the strait.
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So the summer uniform has to embody that elusive combination of coolness (stylish and lightweight), functionality, and adventure-friendly.
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In 2017, Charlie's favorite animal was a squid, so naturally she had to fully embody one come costume time.
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These are deemed to embody the golden age, when Islam was spread by both the word and the sword.
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"I am interested in the idea that humans themselves embody an infinite number of potential algorithms," Hansen tells Creators.
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If CSM represents the easy nihilism of the times, the show's protagonists embody a will to fight for truth.
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I like to definitely think that Anissa has always known who she was, and I wanted to embody that.
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Nico and Veronica sound more aspirational than relatable, but fit with the sleek vibe they are intended to embody.
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I happen to embody all of those identities, so it's easy for this to be kind of self-explanatory.
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The properties "embody the exceptional architectural and constructive responses to the social challenges of the 20th century," it added.
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The idea that contemporary military and terrorist activities in the Middle East embody a new Crusade isn't exactly new.
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The courage award is given annually to those who embody the spirit of namesake and tennis legend Arthur Ashe.
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Even while acknowledging his influences, somehow David's work and life truly reflect and embody le travail d'un seul homme.
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To complete the look, Giron recommends a pair of faux-eyelashes to fully embody the gaze that captivated millions.
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"The design for the façade supports and the windbreaks embody aspects of a Victory Day firework display," FIFA says .
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Keystone and ANWR embody the tug-o-war playing out this past decade between fossil fuels and climate change.
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But did you know that she is so versatile and believable that she can even embody your favorite dishes?
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We're talking game-changers, risk-takers, trend-starters, trailblazers, and those exemplary few who embody all of the above.
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They embody the progressive values that fueled the political revolution and we are honored to give them our support.
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And while it's entirely unconventional — and yes, a little bizarre — the sparkly yellow polish really does embody the drink.
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This is largely because of societal pressures to adhere to beauty standards that typically embody a white, European aesthetic.
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Subsequently, Champignons provides a pleasant but insufficient visual metaphor for the strange otherness that mushrooms actually offer and embody.
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Memes like Pepe, Anglin writes, "embody the goal of couching idealism within irony" so that it can spread subtly.
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The actors are all suited perfectly to their roles, and they cleanly embody malice, or determination, or their masks.
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Together, the policy and value networks embody the Go-playing wisdom that human players accumulate over years of practice.
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Together, these two worked beauty magic, creating looks that embody the bright spring trends without a ton of effort.
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These headdresses, generally made of cotton or a cotton-cashmere blend, embody the multicultural history of the country's fashion.
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Two proposed regional trade deals, the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, embody this approach.
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What I remember most clearly, however, was the voting process itself, which seemed to embody the principles of democracy.
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They embody many, if not more, of the vicissitudes of cities: diversity, crime, great schools and failing ones, too.
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This Easter, let us embody the true meaning of the holiday and help give life to communities under attack.
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More so than any movement in the twenty-first century, the gilets jaunes embody the problems of outrage politics.
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"We are the largest ballet company in Germany, and who should embody that tradition if not us?" she said.
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The Republican Party of Louisiana called Duke a "felon and hate-filled fraud" who does not embody Republican values.
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Lee was the "the first Asian American actor to embody the classic Hollywood definition of a star," Polly wrote.
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If the suit-wearing Patrick Batemans of the 1980s no longer embody affluence, what has come to replace them?
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Part of the power of language, Binet's novel suggests, rests on its slipperiness, its ability to embody shifting meanings.
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Everyone working under Pruitt, and anyone that would replace Pruitt as chief of the EPA, would embody similar policies.
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Throughout, curved and straight lines embody the sacred grace of the Renaissance simultaneously with the discarded mechanics of industry.
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When my performers use them, they embody the human–machine interface — a spin on the idea of a cyborg.
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Both Trump and Sanders embody a different style of politics than Obama, the Clintons, the Bushes, and so forth.
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Many feel that they have failed to live up to societal expectations of what it means to embody womanhood.
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In their striking differences, they embody the Democratic Party's array of options for defining itself at a pivotal crossroads.
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Thus they automatically embody cross subsidies from healthy to sick individuals and from high-income to low-income persons.
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She uses her lithe and bare form to animate cartoon-like pieces that make the personal embody the political.
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Lightweight, collapsible and affordable, the Akari perfectly embody Noguchi's belief that art and daily life should be in intertwined.
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Does the iconic "Hooters girl" look embody a concept that no longer has a place in the modern marketplace?
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Cape Town's problems embody one of the big dangers of climate change: the growing risk of powerful, recurrent droughts.
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In those moments he considers "what it means to embody a spirit, be overcome by a spirit," he said.
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Since I am of Mexican descent, I wanted the Omascaras character to embody elements of Mexican culture and history.
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Whether a man older than the president, tainted by support for the Iraq War, can embody renewal is doubtful.
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Often rendered in stone, steel or polished wood, it tends to embody understatement — minimalist geometry nodding toward classical proportion.
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Rather, they embody an anarchic force that could be provoked into upheaval by an environmental disaster or other emergency.
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He synthesized a cultural ethos, and then tried to embody and spread that ethos through festivals, conferences and organizations.
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A platform can embody high ideals of free speech and still be a pretty terrible place to become informed.
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That's a tribute to his ability to embody renewal and hope despite attempts to portray him as merely young.
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Then choose three photographs from the article that you believe best embody or express the three words you selected.
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This allows Kipps to embody the joys of a theater virgin being initiated into the seductive craft of acting.
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The governance and policing of the MTA embody in systematic form the powers that own and control the city.
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Even when you're trying your absolute best to embody "conscious uncoupling" before Gwyneth gave it a name, it sucks.
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It could be argued that Ms. Riley is too healthy and secure-seeming to embody the self-destructive Effie.
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The result is a capsule of outfits that embody the spirit and tenacity of the women who wear them.
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Fragrance families embody the general feel of the scent rather than just the inclusion of specific ingredients, he says.
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Furries are people interested in anthropomorphic animals, and often adopt fictitious "fursonas" and wear costumes to embody their characters.
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I made America my home a long time ago because of these values that embody the real American dream.
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In the language of archaeology, these are therianthropes, or characters that embody a mix of human and animal characteristics.
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His mother, who founded the nonprofit Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement, said she tries to embody that courage daily.
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The femmes fatales of the late 20th century flagrantly embody male anxieties over women's burgeoning financial and professional independence.
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Among other important benefits, common guidelines help embody business unit leaders to champion the projects within their own departments.
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In fact, it might actually be a better status to embody then that fancy person over there drinking wine.
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Azucena masterworks embody the cool modernism but quiet comfort of the Italian midcentury ideal: its optimism, utility and luxury.
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The man who came to embody the Palestinian national cause was variously born in Jerusalem, or Gaza, or Cairo.
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Located on El Centro's Main Street, D'Poly and its clientele embody the biculturalism of border towns across the Southwest.
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He has to offer something, and that something has to embody dovishness, and the rest will work itself out.
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She uses her lithe and bare form to animate cartoon-like pieces that make the personal embody the political.
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Trump and his family's guest list follows the formula of past presidents; he's inviting Americans who embody national ideals.
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You also write about the "historical amnesia" that US policymakers embody when they criticize people participating in illegal trade.
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Standing back, Stoney's prints, sculptures, and drawings all embody our human drive to capture and order the natural world.
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It quickly came to embody a distinct Jewish identity: written in the Hebrew script, it shares many terms with Hebrew.
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Featured in the video's podium-slapping political rally, they embody the first major anti-abortion movement in the United States.
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Today, however, outlets embody the exact opposite of what people want in a company: overstock, off-color, off-brand, even.
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Why it matters Brave leaders are the ones who embody all the characteristics of the heroes we idolize in books.
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But the truth is, actors are activists no matter what, and we embody the worth and humanity of all people.
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Here is a list of iconic TV and movie friends that you and your bff(s) can embody this Halloween.
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But the truth is, no matter what, actors are activists because we embody the humanity and worth of all people.
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Lyft will also embody its Pride campaign with a presence at 50 different Pride events across the globe next month.
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It is enough, almost, to embody Daphne — to feel, along with her, how close she is to her wit's end.
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They deliberately use the word responsibility when discussing the incredible work they're doing to ensure their suppliers embody their values.
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This small, spirited dark-skinned man radiating pride and boundless passion came to embody the defiant soul of the city.
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Culture and values start with the founders, and in order to grow, everyone in the organization has to embody them.
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In the show, Duncan is 25, and is meant to embody a younger, more technologically-savvy type of Washington operative.
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The space, Mike explained, was meant to embody what the company stands for: removing friction from its customers' everyday lives.
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As a role model for many young women today, how do you feel you embody some of these same ideals?
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It gives out scholarships to students who embody Lee's passion for learning and provides martial arts training to underprivileged youth.
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And doesn't Alex Turner, curled up on a sofa, wailing the final chorus of "Smooth" embody that very Dad-ness?
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Unlike other times June has shifted, June seems to embody Elena's personality and memories as well as her physical body.
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It's super cathartic to watch Frances McDormand embody this angry character who says and does whatever the hell she wants.
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Studio headphones are supposed to be exactly the opposite, and I find the R270x embody that spirit to the fullest.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend literally can't play Toilet Trouble without the world collectively cooing about how they embody #RelationshipGoals.
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But the truth is, actors are activists no matter what because we embody the worth and humanity of all people.
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Learn how to embody those qualities with this five-course collection featuring top-tier training for key project management certifications.
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What does it mean to embody confidence as a black woman despite being cast as the nation's least desirable character?
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Brad and Kate embody true Aquarian energy, shirking tradition and avoiding tough, emotional topics like marriage (ugh) and babies (gross).
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Your music is fun, thoughtful, and seems to embody a certain freedom you feel when you're on the West Coast.
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While the term #RelationshipGoals has been thrown around from time to time, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson embody it completely.
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"There's some really interesting research about 'the cool pose'—the way in which black men embody black masculinity," she explains.
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"'Embrace power and embody pleasure,&apos" Maxwell added, signing the quote with the name Serpentessa, a self-described "Snake Priestess".
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They embody the true spirit of the American values that you dismiss with every inappropriate and derogatory action and comment.
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"We must choose leaders that consistently embody our highest ideals, rather than our darkest moments," Jones said in a statement.
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Nostalgic delusion would afflict Max Fischer, who longs to embody the fading traditions of the prep school that expels him.
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That brings us to the Browns, the team that has seemed to embody the Cleveland jinx more than any other.
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Few people embody it more than Mr. Thiel, making his support for Mr. Trump a bit of a head scratcher.
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Rough plaster elements, stacked on wooden blocks, typify Nauman's principle for craft: finished only just enough to embody their ideas.
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To those like the cultish "rolingas" of Argentina, the Stones embody not just the music but a way of life.
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Democrats like Buttigieg would be better served harnessing the entrepreneurial spirit than disparaging those who embody it on national television.
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Characters who embody hopepunk stand up for their convictions, support others, and work toward a kinder and more equitable world.
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Comey and McCabe were both long thought to embody the square-jawed, gray-suited ideal of the honest G-man.
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Generally speaking, Kohner said, Salesforce&aposs most successful managers "embody our core values" of trust, customer success, innovation, and equality.
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In order to get a long biography off the ground, he would need to make his subject embody something larger.
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In the ensuing 28500 years, it has come to embody a wider awareness of socio-economic justice for the elderly.
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Red chili peppers materialized on almost every dish, and Hunanese women were meant to embody the spirit of the cuisine.
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" The petition continues, "As we move forward, it is important to recognize those who embody these values and their contributions.
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"Coming from an Aymara perspective, the language doesn't even embody that linear perspective of time," she says, matter of factly.
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They added that while the draft budget reduced wastage of public money, it did not "embody a coherent reformist vision".
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Her by-the-bootstraps story and stylish, of-the-moment image seem to embody the lifestyle her company was selling.
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So for example, on "Orange Is the New Black," I feel like now I really can fully embody that character.
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Both those positions, I contend, embody reasonable — although opposing — viewpoints, and I will not try to decide between them here.
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They have made friends at work; they have ingratiated themselves to those who embody a kind of human value proposition.
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It's easy to see why Mr. Seidel concentrated on the two leads, as they embody the issues he cares about.
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In the process of making a series of short films that embody the genre, we revisited some of our favorites.
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Everybody secretly hopes they can one day embody a Disney Princess, if only for their seemingly innate connection with animals.
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To us, this country's vibrant institutions embody democracy, which unlike Iran's ayatollahs strive for human rights and liberty for all.
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The apathetic children embody psychic wounds in a similarly literal way: they feel totally helpless, and they become totally helpless.
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He urges normal relations with regimes that embody the antithesis of American or progressive values, including Iran, China and Russia.
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"The United States Military Academy is fully committed to developing leaders of character who embody the Army values," Lt. Gen.
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Some Valentine's Day lovers are going all out by using pink artificial trees to embody the spirit of the holiday.
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We saw him fawn over actress Elizabeth Taylor as only someone with ambition to embody such iconic status would do.
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The institutions of democracy, its norms and mechanisms, should embody a vision of human beings as deficient, flawed and imperfect.
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I understand the impulse to remove Confederate monuments, which embody some of the most repulsive aspects of the American past.
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They embody the spirit of this country – personal entrepreneurship and the desire to leverage hard work for a better life.
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The Conservatives, Mr. Anderson argues, better embody the traditional values that people in Ashfield want to preserve than does Labour.
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They embody the American dream, and my parents inspired all their daughters to give back to this country we love.
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"In that moment I was able to embody her," she said, adding that it made her think about her ancestry.
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The questions it raises, and many more, embody the contradictions of being alive in New York at this epochal moment.
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The beeches and pines in Trees in Photography embody the dance in life's stillness and the stillness in life's dance.
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I'm more at home now at Camouflaj, in part because we're able to embody that ambitious spirit that I'll always have.
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These lovely images that purport to embody the suffrage movement, then, are sanitized pictures of a particular time and particular people.
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There's a huge melodic component here as well; they deftly embody the "post-black metal" sound but aren't nerds about it.
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Maybe in some overproduced AAA game you can embody a brave resistance fighter shooting plasma blasts at AI-controlled paperclip monsters.
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This room seems to embody the warmth that made so many Bachelor viewers fall in love with Hannah B. last season.
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Rihanna and Awkwafina embody their characters with a nonchalantly confident pastiche that balances out Mindy Kaling and Sarah Paulson's quieter performances.
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He also explained that this move contradicts the strength and determination the Beckhams have come to embody in their respective careers.
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"Few stocks embody that wild ride better than the commodity semiconductor names and disk drive makers," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"Few stocks embody that wild ride better than the commodity semiconductor names and disk drive makers," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Like dictatorships before it — namely Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia — North Korea tends to embody its dictatorial nature through its architecture.
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The film's two protagonists embody different kinds of Japanese youth street culture: the "Yanki" delinquent Ichigo and the Sweet Lolita Momoko.
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But in other ways, Mr Trump does not represent a break with existing strategies as much as embody their logical conclusions.
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Practically overnight, Mr Farhadi and the cast of "The Salesman" came to embody the heavy-handed nature of the visa ban.
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But as businessmen, both spearheaded the creation of production houses that came to fully embody the character of their nation's cartoons.
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"I was excited to partner with Addition Elle as they embody everything I stand for," Woods said in a press release.
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The stars who release these tunes tend to embody the resort vacay version of themselves — if only for three whole minutes.
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In all of those locations, she used her slender, seemingly vulnerable body as a vessel to embody trauma, fragility and desolation.
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Trump's previous proposals on preventing terrorism by extremists embody the pugnacious style that marked his unlikely climb to the GOP nomination.
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His flamboyance — both in press conference attire and celebrations on the field — embody the very thing football is trying to suppress.
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But while most consider them to be out of date, expert systems embody the present ethos of human and machine collaboration.
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But we need to continue to expose instances in which AIs have learned to embody the same prejudices that humans do.
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While some athletes are destined to embody their names, Stanton's name — polyglot, lyrical and lengthy — may reveal something about him, too.
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It is a movie that implicates the structures that men (even well-intentioned men) enforce and embody all of the time.
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This weekend we see the rematch between Gegard Mousasi and Uriah Hall, two fighters who embody the frustrating nature of potential.
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Amber Strother, Paris Strother, and Anita Bias blend their voices to embody a group so unified the product demonstrates ego death.
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I believe there is another way of living in this world and that people embody that experience in their daily lives.
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And even those guys, people who embody the Afrocentric spirit, went through a process where they decided to embrace these aesthetics.
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There are good men and the good men have to stand up and defend us and embody other ways of being.
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While offering precision and clarity is extremely useful in times of uncertainty, it's not the only attribute a leader should embody.
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However, it must be said that it is the British who truly embody the very purest ideas of courtesy and etiquette.
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Its 10 team members, who have been displaced from five countries to five other countries, embody tremendous fortitude, discipline, and courage.
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" As if to embody the current debate, the moderator concluded the segment by asking the other activist to explain her "feelings.
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The women cast in each presentation are chosen because they embody the collection, bringing a designer's work and vision to life.
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" #2 OMASCARAS "Since I am of Mexican descent, I wanted the Omascaras character to embody elements of Mexican culture and history.
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The prison and the museum embody the unsung production (on the one hand) and expenditure (on the other) of tremendous capital.
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Although it's only NYC Downlow that's specifically a LGBTQ+ space, all of the installations and clubs embody a similar political spirit.
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If anything, we embody all of these identities that people tell you are negative that you have no voice no power.
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But all of them embody, to varying extents, this new kind of thinking and function somewhat as a circuit unto themselves.
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I love the way Mike works to create a character very meticulously, over months, so that you really embody this character.
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He and his aging, billionaire-laden Cabinet—the oldest since Reagan's; the richest ever—embody the revenge of the old Philadelphians.
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The frontier mentality they still embody is less likely to shore up a potentially failing democracy than to wreck it altogether.
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The soaring ceilings, large sash windows and majestic cantilevered staircase embody the enduring appeal of many of these classically designed properties.
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He does not embody the principles, the responsibility, the grace, the integrity of a true president... I'm not dishonoring the office.
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Hefner expanded Playboy Enterprises to include the Playboy Clubs, designed to embody the glamorous and luxurious lifestyle marketed by the magazine.
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To Mr. Gilbert, as he told the audience on Wednesday, these "free concerts embody the orchestra more than anything we do."
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Maaji was born in 2002 out of this desire, and the brand has been working to embody these goals ever since.
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But Republicans rely preponderantly on the states, mostly in the Midwest and Great Plains, that least embody this widening religious pluralism.
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Cadillac introduced designs that came to both define the car industry and embody the prosperity of the "fabulous fifties" and 1960s.
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" He has said that as secretary general, he will embody "those truly universal values that are enshrined in the U.N. charter.
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No one seemed better to embody the fight for a people to choose their own government the way Suu Kyi did.
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They have come far from their early days as relics of mercantilism, but large companies embody interests that Washington cannot ignore.
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They embody the spirit of generosity, community and togetherness that is the soul of Americanism and the core of true patriotism.
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Marine is the only one to embody this hope… She is the only one who does not belong to the system.
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And our slavish devotion to its convenience is meant to embody the way that we are, well, slaves to its convenience.
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I'd rather hear/ask more questions that embody the same kind of respect for the craft I've given to white actors.
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The cigarette in his mouth might not set the best example, but his spirit does embody what Napoli brings the Indians.
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But nobody in the administration, other than Trump, came to embody the ethics crisis facing the White House more than Pruitt.
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He attacks the institutions that embody it, from the Justice Department and the F.B.I. to the federal courts and their judges.
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What better qualifications to embody a man who has no sense of who he is when he's not on the screen?
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Which is to say that you've learned a thing or two about what leadership looks like, about how to embody courage.
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Her "Judge" was goofy, charming and sinisterly unreadable — perhaps her strongest-ever flexing of her ability to embody multiple personalities concurrently.
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The figures look awkward in their poses and body shapes, while each head seems to embody a different state of being.
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So, if a person begins to conflate their work uniform with a certain persona, they will start to embody that person.
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"A rape kit is meant to embody the voice of a survivor; it's meant to speak on your behalf," Shvarts says.
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It's trying to embody how sorority can abolish social hierarchy but within a collective, small group with a kind of friendship.
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The responsibility of being counselor and confessor is a high-pressure one, and one that the two hesitate to fully embody.
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The apathetic children embody the country's worst fantasy of what will become of the most vulnerable if Sweden abandons its values.
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Dissidents deserve that support not just because of who they are, or what they have suffered, or the cause they embody.
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Jordan not only physically pushed himself to embody the imposing figure but occupied a mental space that challenged his own limits.
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"From the product pages to our heritage, we wanted the site to embody our brand," Murad's CEO Michelle Shigemasa tells Refinery29.
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It seemed to embody the characteristics of Baltimore I came to admire most: strange, wonderful and not caring what anyone thinks.
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Osman shared three stock picks that embody his strategy of exploiting special situations, including spin-offs, insider buying, and corporate restructurings.
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Any organization with a focus on equity and inclusion will have to embody these qualities — both institutionally and in its leaders.
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Maybe priestliness is not an esoteric essence but a programmable trait that even a "fallen" creation like a robot can embody.
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Q: As a marital team, do you and Bill have a philosophy about money you try to embody in your lives?
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Hanks doesn't look anything like Rogers (I'd have cast David Strathairn) so, costuming aside, he doesn't aim to embody but interpret.
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To win, he needs to fully understand and embrace that role, and embody full-throated and strong, competent, moderate, humane leadership.
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Leaders are called upon to express and embody their own personal values just as they represent the values of their organizations.
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Not that "Marys Seacole" doesn't have a commanding actress to embody the original of the self-made woman at its center.
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With time, Johnny came to embody "Les Trente Glorieuses," the 30-year postwar boom regarded with nostalgia by French baby boomers.
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Over the next 10 days, several of City Ballet's top ballerinas embody the titular character in this streamlined, two-act production.
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It was meant to embody the life that its teachers and students were also expected to make available to the world.
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To be hopeful is to believe that America will one day embody its ideals, that it will atone for its past.
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Blackburn captures the societal aspirations and economic position of this self-assured couple as they embody the height of colonial gentility.
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Where the borders dividing the landscapes lie are uncertain, but the beauty both embody and the wonder both provoke are evident.
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"I want the work to embody the franticness, the composure, the hysteria, and the resultant blanketing of it all," she says.
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In country full of mixed reactions to a Trump presidency, LeBron James and Tom Brady seem to embody that division pretty well.
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For me, their significance relates to the potential of abstract art to embody and (with the appropriate verbal supplements) convey political meaning.
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It's a long time to embody someone nine months out of the year and I really had to say goodbye to her.
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Will they embody the same values that got us to this point, or new ones that we need to move past it?
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The stresses of contemporary life have made it increasingly difficult for anyone to embody the archetype of the tender, order-giving mother.
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It's not enough for someone to pass down information to you, you must embody those experiences for yourself, in your own way.
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Andrew Seng: Made in the USA is a study on objects from the past and present that embody and perpetuate casual racism.
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Instead of fighting the inherent disorienting weirdness of VR, Accounting leans into it, overwhelming you on purpose so you embody the joke.
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A perfect book about obsession, longing, addiction and human vulnerability should embody those vices and struggle to overcome them, without complete success.
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These are the items that embody a wonderful paradox of classic meets modern, vintage meets new, animal print meets work-ready wear.
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The new scents embody three distinct scent personalities — heat of the night, provocation, and desire — which all sound extremely sexy to us.
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From the outside, the church seemed to embody the spirit of the 60s, extolling socialism and championing black radicals like Huey Newton.
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Along with mastering the dance moves, Lawrence says it was important that she learned how to embody a ballerina in everyday life.
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Update: You can see Sally Hansen — along with nine other ambassadors that embody her self-made vision — in the brand's new campaign.
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In addition to sizable social media followings, and therefore influence, a Rookie needs to embody change — especially in this day and age.
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Leaders must embody the values of the enterprise — where the business spends its time, its money, and its mental and spiritual energy.
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Mr. Charney fueled the dizzying growth of those early years, and his kinetic lifestyle seemed to embody American Apparel's anti-establishment flair.
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Hyperallergic reached out to the museum for additional insight on what the ideal design should embody but did not receive a response.
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Big Little Lies, the new HBO miniseries, mines the thematic terrain of women trying to embody the impossible standards they're held to.
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As a Wife to a high-ranking leader in Gilead, Eleanor is supposed to be embody Gilead's ideals for an elite woman.
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She, and the dynastic political privilege that her family has come to embody, represents everything that Americans hate most about Washington elites.
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Since no goal is achieved solo, ensure that your goals align with the character traits you and your team aim to embody.
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This version is inspired by flavors of several countries in Asia and Southeast Asia, which embody heat, balance and umami (savory) flavors.
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Below are gift ideas to help you both scratch those chicas off your list and embody the best part of the holidays.
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President Trump does not embody the values of the good-hearted American people that have make sure that we are not forgotten.
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Which led me to a larger question: why are there so few "queer" parties that actually embody the full spectrum of queerness?
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Working with Hallie McConogue and Jasper DeTarr, Freeman enabled dancers to embody a multitude of avatars in real time using Microsoft Kinect.
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I try to embody that spirit in my music and in my life, and I thank Mr. Buchla for leading the way.
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"In many ways, Logic's video and song completely embody this message that everybody can take an action to prevent suicide," Draper said.
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And in another nod to contemporary politics, "When We Rise" champions intersectionality (and tries very hard to embody it, in its storytelling).
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The music I did find certainly does not embody the Death Row sound made famous by Dr. Dre in the mid-90s.
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"It's an indigenous way of working, which is not to illustrate anything, but to evoke, to embody, to draw forth," McCloskey says.
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As a result about a third of the institution meant to embody the spirit of European union turns out to be Eurosceptic.
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As a result, he cannot exist without a foil to embody all those "flashy" or "hotheaded" or "provocative" things he is not.
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In an interview, Mr. Sher described Ms. Cusack as a "fearless" performer, who can embody a complicated character and carry a show.
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In part, this is likely due to the anti-globalization aspect of Trump's candidacy, while Clinton and her record embody corporate globalization.
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Among those threads, Christo built new ones…To say that these saffron walkways embody the impalpable connections between people might be bizarre.
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If rational conservatism is to prevail, then we need an emerging leadership that will embody and understand the modern tapestry of America.
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However, his athletic, no-nonsense playing style came to embody what many New Zealanders identify as being the ethos of the team.
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The four congresswomen targeted by Trump, and indeed their entire cohort of 2018 elected officials, embody that inclusive American identity and perspective.
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But Handler's remarks, as contradictory and problematic as they are, perfectly embody one of the biggest problems facing the pro-choice movement.
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I wanted the work to embody that, but to also oscillate between that and a meditative stillness resulting from a tactile process.
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The chili-loving provinces of Hunan and Sichuan embody China's center, while the rest all belong more or less to eastern China.
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Kitagaki's portraits are of people who embody the legacy of incarceration, which is unsettled, disquieted, even, as incarceration was a sweeping fabrication.
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The symbols of rank that ruled medieval Europe embody Newsome's 15-year grapple with dynamics of institutional power and race in America.
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Hearing someone else embody that pain, and then transcend it, is the reason we're drawn to great music in the first place.
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The images embody the heavy ghosts of our country's past—one that, even with the removal of these structures, we cannot escape.
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But researchers have found that there are four attainable traits that CEOs embody, and they're well within reach for the average worker.
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He grew up in Cameroon and was "hand-picked to embody his family's Catholicism" by his father, according to ESPN's Jackie MacMullan.
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America's national monuments should mirror the spirit of its people, and embody the historic and cultural achievements of communities across the country.
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And Ms. Neugebauer has assembled a dream cast to embody the collective madness that seems to descend on those closest to Gladys.
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When those fingers hold a cigarette, they convey utter nonchalance; when they grip a pen over sheet music, they embody fierce purpose.
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As they embody various degrees of love, lust and last-ditch deceptions, a cynical morphine-addicted doctor (William Ryall) oversees the proceedings.
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A relatively small proportion of millennials personally embody ethnic diversity in the sense of identifying with more than one race or ethnicity.
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But, one doesn't have to understand the etymology of a word or phrase to propagate its poison or to embody its intentions.
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That's a relatively small share of all neighborhoods, but these places embody a deep tension at the geographic center of many cities.
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"Calm the anger, repair the wounds, alleviate the doubts, show the road forward and embody the hopes" of France, Mr. Fabius urged.
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But they also embody one of the most successful immigrant stories in America's long (if imperfect) history as a welcoming melting pot.
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Master & Dynamic&aposs MW07 Plus in-ear headphones embody everything I felt about the city itself in the fabulous sound they produce.
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The tumblers, meanwhile, are marked with animals, including a rabbit meant to signify abundant love and a ram meant to embody perseverance.
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While I don't necessarily think I embody their spirits, if I got them on a quiz I would be OK with that.
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An all-encompassing platform which required applications to embody a single set of values would be headed in a decidedly Borgish direction.
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She gave emotions a central role in moral philosophy, arguing that they are cognitive in nature: they embody judgments about the world.
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They get to embody a character similar or different from themselves and experience a world with the same options as everyone else.
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Before he won the office in 1912, Woodrow Wilson theorized about the need for presidential celebrity and then attempted to embody it.
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Too many curial officials appear to embody everything that anti-Catholic prejudices have long taught many of our fellow Americans to fear.
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They are assisted in these activities by four other performers who embody different erotic fantasies (rough trade, schoolgirl-on-schoolgirl action, etc.).
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Mr. Habermann doesn't even need his face, just one hand making the metal sign, to embody Broken Box's breakout sensation, Snail Cop.
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To strike a more neutral note: Maybe the Conways simply embody the Washington power couple we all deserve in the Trump era.
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These two anonymous people appeared to embody the exuberance of the moment, and the photograph appeared on a full page in Life.
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But whether elegant or comical, all embody the same spirit of the artist's practice, representing sculpture as a site for everyday use.
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The works of writers like Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh, and (the Anglican, but very much aesthetically Catholic) T.S. Eliot all embody these tropes.
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" A BBC spokesperson said: "This was a serious error of judgment and goes against the values we as a station aim to embody.
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" But it's easy to see why these business, education and sports standouts fit the brawny bill and embody the brand's tagline, "Stay giant.
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Which is to say IDCon was an afternoon-long testament to why televised true crime can present, but never quite embody, real life.
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You can embody the spirit of Christmas — and reestablish yourself as the coolest cousin — by hopping on board the Christmas-tree hair trend.
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His total-art is now marketed under the brand name BEN, and as such it is expected to embody a stable brand value.
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Both men embody what Reuters has made its mission for more than 160 years: to be strenuously impartial in our gathering of information.
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The latest queer villains onscreen tend to embody stereotypes perpetuated by both gay and straight people about bisexuals' disloyalty and insatiable sexual appetites.
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They put on these uniforms of sequins and feathers and they just embody this confidence and power through being part of this team.
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Donald Trump may well embody many an American business type: somebody who inherits a fortune and goes on to make it even bigger.
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A president elected directly by the people would—like le général—embody the nation, and rise above the grubby business of party politics.
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Some say they will boycott the State of the Union speech, while others plan to bring special guests who embody progressive policy priorities.
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Months later, they continue to wonder what unraveled inside the man who seemed to embody Sinatra's "If I can make it there" attitude.
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It's equal parts morbid and fascinating: a company that came to embody the disruption of Silicon Valley, brought low by its own hubris.
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The developers really seemed to have fun with their levels and seem to embody the spirit of the community from the first game.
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The indigenous peoples of this vast and relatively undeveloped state embody a complex tapestry of cultures and some two dozen languages and dialects.
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Political campaigns, like Johns's painting, are also based on dreams, and presidential candidates inevitably embody them for a large part of the electorate.
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" The company also said that it "continues to proudly sponsor the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Team and the values that its athletes embody.
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With a subject so prolific, Gandhi's team had to cast the perfect young actor to embody the future president without distraction or disingenuousness.
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The judges said Wednesday the pair embody the essence of mountain-climbing, setting new levels of accomplishment and providing inspiration for younger generations.
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As such, both embody the libertarian philosophy that government should leave people alone, an approach that is broadly popular with the American public.
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Does such a state even exist, or is the idea that something can embody both the hitherto unseen and the standard an oxymoron?
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They hanker for strong leaders who can embody the will of the people, surpass these encumbrances and provide seductively simple solutions to problems.
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AquariusJanuary 20 to February 18In a nutshell…Aquarius, you embody paradox: rebel/conformist, serious brainiac/playful perma-teenager, consistency-lover/radical-change queen.
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They embody and embrace the simple reality that, when it comes to getting paid, there's no longer a difference between fame and infamy.
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Once everything gets spooled up, the game takes on the sort of intimidation/elation cycle that those fuck-off huge sudoku puzzles embody.
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While the album is now relatively obscure, it's a must if you want to hear Summer embody everything you love about 80s pop.
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I've been given the chance to experience these amazing relationships as I come to embody my own long-awaited vision of masculine beauty.
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The annual Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 2025 celebrates entrepreneurial individuals and businesses that embody a spirit of innovation in the tech world.
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But I did get to see both of these actors' auditions, and they are both truly brilliant and embody the characters to me.
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Like Shakespeare's history plays, his paintings are repositories of imagination and interrogation that supersede the murk of reality to embody a wider truth.
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This might be a common quality, but those who embody it are rarely famous because that sort of attitude lends itself to anonymity.
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" He added that "it is hard to imagine resistance developing toward this variant of vancomycin and it should embody a long clinical lifetime.
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The BBC said the tweet was a serious error of judgment that went "against the values we as a station aim to embody".
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Certainly, this unusually vigorous and open debate is an example of what the university should embody in a country under one-party rule.
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According to Ball, MSNBC was never able to grasp how to target the blue-collar demographic that Schultz strove to cultivate and embody.
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Her focus throughout is on the experience of the women, who even today are asked to embody a complex set of conflicting ideals.
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The discovery of the Young's wealth is central to the story: They embody a family that hasn't been decimated by poverty or war.
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Countless consumer products, from teriyaki burgers at McDonalds to green-tea-flavoured KitKats, seem to embody the local saying, "Japanese spirit, Western things".
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According to the Dezeen, the installation's theme is meant to somewhat embody Hyundai's latest hydrogen fuel cell Nexo vehicle, revealed at CES 2018.
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The wily and charismatic Newton Knight is a revisionist archetype, a white Southern rebel fighting against the mythology that such figures usually embody.
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The company was started in collaboration with the Marley family to create products that embody Bob Marley's love for music and the planet.
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They embody the idea that consumers will need to own and use them to buy services, from playing computer games to online shopping.
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He teaches Scout and Jem a kind of radical empathy that he himself cannot sustain but that they might grow up to embody.
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This line will also embody the inclusive ethos of Fenty Beauty and Savage x Fenty, with a size range of up to 14.
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" Later she adds: "Florist signs are everywhere / Emily is in the air / On tour / With Gabby / We'll embody all the grace and lightness.
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According to the Harry Potter Wiki, a Slytherin is known to embody the following characteristics: ambition, shrewdness, cunning, strong leadership, and achievement-orientedness.
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Cavill was never allowed to embody Superman with much of his own personality, similarly to how Hemsworth didn't in the early "Thor" movies.
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It's important to see people who look like you in media, and perhaps even more so in games, where you embody a protagonist.
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These formidable women embody the spirit of the future, and I look forward to seeing your successes influence our world for the better.
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The two partnered with professors from both the University of Chicago and Columbia University to analyze the traits these leaders embody most frequently.
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This moment shows the writer choosing to embody the character's "Lincolnesque optimism" about his nation, reminding fans that he stands for something good.
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For me, it has to begin with story: What's the story, who are the characters that embody the story, and where's the emotion?
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When you learn about successful principals, you keep coming back to the character traits they embody and spread: energy, trustworthiness, honesty, optimism, determination.
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Between them, the chairs on view embody the functional but friendly Finnish aesthetic and the bravura American positivism that became Eero Saarinen's leitmotif.
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Westworld's second episode, "Chestnut," opens with the arrival of two friends who embody those two paths: William (Jimmi Simpson) and Logan (Ben Barnes).
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Mr. Pence's religiosity may embody the old mode of American support for Israel, driven by groups with strong views on the conflict itself.
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Here I wanted to find the stories where someone illustrated the highest ideal that we can embody and hold that up as example.
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Mr. Grigorovich's ballets embody the hyper-dramatic performance style for which the Bolshoi was once famous (and to which many are still attached).
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Of course, it's harder to pull off on the page, without sublime actors like Chishu Ryu and Setsuko Hara to embody the effect.
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These characters embody different ways of being black men in a white world — polite servility in T.T.'s case and combustible in Honey's.
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In the span of two decades, Nauman came to embody a larger transition in the art world, and perhaps beyond the art world.
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"No man and no force can take from the world the books that embody man's eternal fight against tyranny," President Franklin Roosevelt declared.
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But the garments that most embody the Y2K spirit are perhaps the pink dégradé nylon anoraks and trousers that zip off into shorts.
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For many, "Antigone" is the high point of Greek tragedy: Creon and Antigone embody the conflicting claims of public justice and private conscience.
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That choice has allowed the series to embody the spirit of Moore's work while exploring a theme that's wholly absent from it: race.
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"I realized that some of the best people we've hired embody the same values as the early people in the company," Schneider says.
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But the Jaguar's first EV, the I-Pace, is just sexy enough (even as an SUV) to embody the villain-turned-hero Shaw.
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The similarities end there; the young men embody radically different visions of Dominican masculinity, one boldly self-assured and the other emphatically feeble.
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As for the photos, they needed to embody the euphoria of the moment but also feature "layers" that included the setting for context.
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Ms. Warren's rise in the polls provided her campaign allies with evidence that she didn't need to address electability — she could embody it.
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Trump stands in contrast the values the conference purports to embody — open societies, liberalism (with a little "l"), human rights, and free trade.
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What I knew I needed was time because you're asking me to embody and encapsulate a human being who is, quite honestly, otherworldly.
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Instead, deeper themes keep welling up, especially the conundrum of a society that fetishizes ghetto cool but marginalizes the men who embody it.
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Unlikely as it may seem, supporting impeachment is an unprecedented opportunity to reverse course on their hypocrisy and re-embody their own ideals.
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In the 28500s, factories dominated the U.S. economy, and Rosie the Riveter came to embody working women's fight for equality and economic empowerment.
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Such systems embody that with which Kantorovich and his planners could not cope: effects related to their causes in complex, non-linear ways.
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Hide's co-owner Paula Warren said the snug accommodations on the rural compound "embody 'cwtch,' the lovely Welsh word for an affectionate hug."
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The Elysee source downplayed the importance of having a lead candidate to embody the new political movement, saying that was not voters' priority.
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I wondered what would happen if I picked a few untranslatable words and tried to cultivate the types of well-being they embody.
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A live D.J. pumps up the crowd while her performers — rightly called Action Heroes — embody an appealing mix of athletes, cheerleaders and artists.
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At the outset, the initiative lay with the provisional government, which seemed to embody the hopes of a majority of the Russian people.
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This week, a workshop and ongoing exhibition — described as "a contemporary pilgrimage" — examine physical spaces that embody the same kinds of interfaith meaning.
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At the same time, I do embody a number of traditional male values, just not the ones that would make me a jackass.
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Wilde himself sought to embody Lord Henry Wotton's dandy aloofness, which might be seen as the dehumanization inherent in capitalist modes of exploitation.
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It just shouldn't be surprised if the force of outrage against serial predation dwindles, without an institution willing to honor and embody it.
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They embody perseverance, physical and mental strength, and have just enough family love, rooted in "human frailty," to tap into the player's emotions.
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The tilt of the shape, as well as its symmetry, add a vibratory note: they are not still, despite all the stillness they embody.
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I have the utmost respect for great actors, but there is an instinct to it where you jump into a role and embody it.
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More than any other genre, we look to hip-hop artists to embody the principles of their music both on and off the mic.
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What the Insomniac has managed to do is completely embody that down-to-earthiness that few heroes care to present—emotionally, physically, and mentally.
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That isn't a bad thing, but it is has yet to embody its status of "city of the future," which was its initial purpose.
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It's equally clear that having a president and vice president who embody hate sends a terrible message to all Americans, particularly the most vulnerable.
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These dolls represent more than a time in my life; they embody how things fit together for me and a lot of my why.
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I started going to therapy and taking antidepressants, which helped me reevaluate the picture of motherhood I had been trying so hard to embody.
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He said the series will embody the tone of King's books, and the stories will feel as though they could have come from him.
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The "vessels of evil" that Niles suggests we embody in Winnebago Graveyard take physical shape when a figure is summoned from the grisly sacrifice.
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To be a supermodel means to embody an era; to lend not just a face and figure but a voice to what's going on.
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A variation on Ibsen's angrily aspirational Hedda Gabler, Hilde is meant to embody the siren call of youth that leads Solness to his doom.
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The sprung coils and busted, burned metal bluntly embody Puerto Rico's ongoing electrical shortcomings, which the island does not have the resources to upgrade.
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Great as the banners are, a single commission representing Philadelphia's neighborhoods is not enough to embody the will and creativity of the city's people.
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As our tour guide explained, Sommers wanted the ride to embody the best of his two favorite types of attractions: haunted houses and rollercoasters.
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But in our universe, we have Meryl Streep, and there's not a single accent she can't take on, or a person she can't embody.
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Ahead, 34 products from some of the biggest brands on Instagram that embody (though, admittedly, don't always feel directly connected to) these 2018 trends.
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One will hope to embody this image, from a moment or photo/IG post … that reminds them of the self they'd like to be.
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It fits the upright player to a T. It seems to embody sportsmanship, scholarship and fellowship and it's a great kicker to this show.
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Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore were released back to back in 1995 and 1996, respectively, and they embody the fullness of Sandler's inscrutable irritability.
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They're very similar games, only instead of embodying the cigar-chomping, misogynistic American Duke, in Shadow Warriors players embody a ninja names Lo Wang.
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"We want to demonstrate to the Holy Father that our two nations, and our two sister cities, embody 'Two Nations, One Faith,' " said Seitz.
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Pink or blue, man or woman: For too many, one's genitalia determines sex and, consequently, who they're attracted to and what traits they embody.
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Juggalos and furries embody a particular understanding of the internet, in the same category as the kind souls who draw Sonic the Hedgehog OCs.
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Serkis has to embody characteristics of both a chimp and a human, and the result is one of the great epic characters in cinema.
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" The accompanying story penned by journalist Janet Mock states that "If anyone can be said to embody the American Dream, it's Kim Kardashian West.
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So it goes without saying that vocal quartet The Tenors are not exempt to this rule and decided, in fact, to fully embody it.
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For one person to embody both, the trajectory of the whole thing, it became an interesting metaphor for how all of us got here.
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I was looking for, specifically, nice, smart, genuine, considerate guys who embody those sorts of fraternity brothers who we never see in the media.
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It's that connection that Mr. Whishaw and Ms. Okonedo so beautifully embody here, and it ennobles their characters as much as their moral stances.
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It's true: You can't fully embody the power of who you are if you're not willing to be also responsible to and for yourself.
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Teachers, who are charged with passing on our nation's principles to our youth, should be free to embody the concept of freedom to associate.
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Even in the world of fantasy, it's rare for a cast of characters to embody the diversity of a typical European professional soccer team.
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You don't doubt that, if called upon, the cast members could draw up meticulous charts of the motivations of the damaged souls they embody.
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As a family wagon with a tall ride height, it closes the book on a fading compulsion to embody an active lifestyle by upsizing.
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Not only does Lisbon embody the millennial aesthetic, it also offers millennials everything they want when they're on the road — without breaking the bank.
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Whether they resist those shortcomings or ironically embody them is hard to say, and the uncertainty is a good part of Solstad's quizzical comedy.
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He increasingly seemed to embody everything that his teachers resented about their jobs, and they talked about him as if he couldn't comprehend language.
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The good news is Congress has an opportunity to ensure our aviation system can embody all of these qualities for the foreseeable future. Rep.
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Steve Jobs and Bill Gates embody a rivalry that has gone on in the tech world for the last 40 years: Apple vs. Microsoft.
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Bill Gates and Steve Jobs embody a rivalry that has gone on in the tech world for the last four decades: Microsoft vs. Apple.
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That's because big, quick declines embody reflexive panic — urgent desires to cut losses before the larger meaning of a market shock has been digested.
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More importantly many trans folks don't want to embody them, and we shouldn't have to to be seen as ourselves and respected as ourselves.
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Gaag told INSIDER that La Colombe used to embody French and Asian flavors, but now it's "a mix of whatever I think tastes good."
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They embody the true story of our shared past and remind us why we as a people chose to form a nation of ideals.
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For many residents, the spill has come to embody the broader toxic legacy of the uranium industry on the indigenous lands of the West.
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Originally teetering on the brink of being a novelty act, they would go on to embody the anger, abandon, and energy of a generation.
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With LENA, the goal is to get people thinking about ownership and clothing — and to embody the phrase "sharing is caring" through sustainable dressing.
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Instead, swimsuit models needed to embody effortless unattainability — posing in tropical locales, flashing even, white smiles, and, of course, appearing tanned, toned, and thin.
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Arizona has long been a right-leaning state, one that has come, in a sense, to embody the divisive politics of President Donald Trump.
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While Qamar's work doesn't embody a single narrative, all of the images seem to have subtle messages behind them, implying a socially conscious agenda.
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Who better to embody compulsory heterosexuality than an officer of the law, and who better to represent a heightened risk factor for domestic violence?
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"The presence we embody in the experience is the memory our main dancer has of a lover in her youth," Baldwin and Unseld explain.
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The handsome guy who's got it good but doesn't take himself too seriously is a profoundly American aesthetic, and Biden seemed to embody it.
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Few groups embody the young fan's interest in the hobby more than Delphi Bracketology, a club at Delphi Community High School, in Delphi, Ind.
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Today Jaroslaw Kaczynski, heir to his brother's legacy, and Mr. Walesa embody the bitter rivalry that divides their revolutionary generation — and all of Poland.
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Sports media promoted the idea that one woman would, somehow, embody the sport in its entirety, and thus bring women's MMA into the mainstream.
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It aims instead to embody Washington's choice of principles over power, which Canova saw, at least in the early 19th century, as uniquely American.
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More recently, though, some of the most iconic cultural sites have come to embody the nation's defiance in the face of the United States.
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And de Jong was instrumental in the intense process, helping the new actress tap into the deepest parts of her pain to embody Goldie.
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This core notion of authenticity — something that influencers, celebrities, and politicians alike aspire to embody — is a key factor in BTS's astounding success overseas.
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What I wanted to embody in that scene is the input, the idea, the intellectual process of representing the abortion belongs to the model.
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The displays embody a hope — unfulfilled for more than 40 years — for someone from the host country to win an Australian Open singles title.
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Paddock, however, seemed atypical of the overtly troubled, angry young men who experts said have come to embody the profile of most mass shooters.
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That's because a good number of them speak in foreign accents, and some embody President Trump's bogyman of the moment, the radical Muslim terrorist.
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Kevin James's characters in "King of Queens" and "Kevin Can Wait" embody the trite role of the American sitcom dad: predictable, sarcastic and uninspiring.
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On this attempt, I got Hardy, and it was paired with Bulbasaur, the Pokémon that I think I embody the most in this game.
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Instead of embodying the traditional left-right polarity, the two leading candidates of this election embody a polarity between populism and liberalism, broadly understood.
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Her death is heartbreaking for her supporters, but it is a reminder to "embody what Abigail taught us," Garivey wrote in a Facebook post.
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Ambitious beautification schemes to widen pavements, build pedestrian zones and construct cycle paths embody Sobyanin's pledge to turn Moscow into a "more European" capital.
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"Our brands embody a Parisian chic, both aspirational and accessible, that seduces Chinese clients," SMCP Chief Executive Daniel Lalonde told Reuters in an interview.
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It exists less to puncture fantasies than to embody them, and it's aspirational in a way that its predecessor never even attempted to be.
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She had to embody the hopelessness of a woman who, knowing that she can never be with the man she loves, yearns for death.
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The ministerial exemption provides that religious organizations may choose which individuals embody their faith, and that the government may not interfere with this choice.
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Keep in mind, though, that however much Romney seems to embody a different GOP, his political philosophy has been pretty malleable over the years.
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Out went conventions of language, plot and character; in came works meant to embody the stark illogic and dark comedy of the human condition.
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Men's wear should embody both the high and the low and be as tough as it is delicate, as unconventional as it is traditional.
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A photograph of her, trending on news networks, seemed to embody both the spirit of the Women's Wall and the agony of feminist struggle.
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Then again, I didn't expect a woman from Luxembourg to embody so much of what has gone unsaid in relationships I've had and observed.
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Although his sunken state may shock, he still conveys the strength — both mental and physical — that more typical representations of the enlightened teacher embody.
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Roll-call please, for: Novelist, 808INK, Slowthai, Oscar #Worldpeace and Kojey Radical—five artists who also embody the amorphous sound that makes up London.
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Estranged siblings Gabe (Davi Santos) and Hannah (Dania Ramirez) embody Hansel and Gretel when they end up on the run after covering up a death.
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The discourse surrounding string cheese has come to embody a kind of cruel, oppressive rigidity, wherein there's only one "correct" way to eat string cheese.
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If the Democrats regain control of the House in the midterms, it'll be up to them to embody this people-centric way of doing politics.
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All of those issues embody our willingness to see value and celebrate artists who address and redress the issues of forgotten members of our society.
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There are even more who graduated from playing the characters to watching those who chose to embody them in real life duke it out instead.
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But Rosa and her team embody that slogan literally: They are Avon, or at least one of the most vibrant and growing parts of it.
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Paterson selected whiskys that embody the chocolate orange profile The Dalmore is known for, and Bottura layered flavors he loves working with in his kitchen.
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But I think it's harder to embody a real person — especially one as iconic as Mr. Rogers — than most people are giving Hanks credit for.
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With over one hundred thousand posts on Instagram (and counting), #RoseAllDay has come to embody the ethos of our favorite easy-drinking, warm-weather beverage.
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They would embody what I love about the genre, which is what I've been doing in my recommendation articles and social media posts for years.
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" But, she adds, you must work hard for success: "You must embody the person you aspire to be as the very first step, no excuses.
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The little cat, which seems to embody all that is good in the world, brings joy to the internet with its endless knowledge of songs.
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But buying gifts that embody that elusive trifecta of stylish, affordable, and original, may be among the most confounding challenges of an already chaotic season.
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It seems to embody all that the city's long-standing residents hate, and aims to offer everything its young tech and finance workers might crave.
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"She's just so kind and very generous, so I try my best to embody that and pass that on to my own daughter," Holmes says.
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It is what makes playing her such a treat because it's a full body character that I get to embody and have fun with it.
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You're constantly moving in Gyrotonic, so nothing is held statically, explains Susan Gaines, a certified Gyrotonic instructor and founder of Embody Movement Studio in Minneapolis.
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As soon as the fall equinox rolls around, it's back to the drawing board to narrow in on what trends our autumn look will embody.
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Musicians embody the art of storytelling, with rags to riches stories, or tales of perseverance that are tailor-made for the brand experience, he says.
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He's the enthusiastic tech blogger above who shot a nude selfie wearing Google Glass in the shower that came to embody the gadget's cursed brand.
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They embody a set of contradictions that would have seemed impossible only five years ago: they're dodging major labels; they plan to be pop stars.
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For those of us pop culture aficionados who aren't into cosplay throughout the year, Halloween is a welcome excuse to embody the celebrities we follow.
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Le Pen's image had been insinuated into countless Pepe memes, an extension of the creeping, unapologetic far-right ideology that Pepe had come to embody.
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Unlike his novels, where his characters embody the despicable aspects of the human mind, his photographs represent the space in which the decrepitude is formed.
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The goal was to "take the idea of a person and embody her belief structure and vision" in every aspect of the network, he says.
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