This is a symbolic debate about symbolic gestures toward a symbolic object hung in the stadiums of a symbolic sport.
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Symbolic overtones His victory Saturday night came with huge symbolic overtones.
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It was a symbolic limit, the breaching of which is equally symbolic.
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First ladies are symbolic, but the first first husband will likely be super-symbolic.
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There is symbolic power in order, uniform … All this operates on a symbolic, quasi-mystical plane.
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It is "Working Law: Courts, Corporations and Symbolic Civil Rights," not "Courts, Corporations and Symbolic Civil Rights."
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It's like I'm trying to translate the non-symbolic language of sleep into the symbolic language of awake.
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If the real impact of Citizens United was symbolic, reversing it would be equally symbolic — but symbolism matters.
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Intended as a symbolic gesture only, a symbolic fuck you, assuming that I'd still have a level of public access.
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Is there a year that was symbolic for people living in 1968 the way 1968 is symbolic to us today?
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If negotiators push for a mention of climate change "just for symbolic purposes, you're also importing the symbolic controversy," he said.
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"It's more of a symbolic gesture and many people who are upset about YouTube's behavior want more than a symbolic change," the employee wrote.
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In wake of these issues, Bloomberg reported, Uber is making some changes, but many of them are "symbolic": Several of Uber's planned changes are symbolic.
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It is powerfully symbolic for those institutions who decide to close, just as it is powerfully symbolic for other institutions to deliberately choose to remain open.
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The truth about this: It is already the position of the government that currency manipulation is bad, so this would take a symbolic act and make it even more symbolic.
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Callimachi: So —— Reporter: This is an incredibly symbolic moment.
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Ryan, Trump and others who had devoted so much oratorical energy to demonizing Obamacare felt that they needed a symbolic victory — any symbolic victory — but discovered that they couldn't ignore the price.
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This perspective is usually called "symbolic A.I." — because its definition of cognition is based on symbolic logic — or, disparagingly, "good old-fashioned A.I." There are two main problems with the old-fashioned approach.
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Mr Moon wants much more than such symbolic gestures, however.
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He rejected any suggestion that his candidacy was only symbolic.
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This move into Corktown is more than symbolic; it's significant.
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Rose McGowan is not interested in your symbolic protests, Hollywood.
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The Grenfell Tower just may turn into something similarly symbolic.
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She later handed the family a symbolic $2.7 million award.
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The mosque is a symbolic site for the terror group.
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Opposing groups have duked it out over symbolic locations before.
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We all wore pantsuits that were symbolic of Hillary's experience.
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"We offer it as a symbolic gesture," Guite told me.
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"It nonetheless has symbolic value," said one of the sources.
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The Empress is usually symbolic of material and sensory abundance.
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It could be about our symbolic framework for neural nets.
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It's almost symbolic of passing the torch to future generations.
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Brooklyn was a particularly symbolic backdrop for the Bernie vs.
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But these are all broad, symbolic renderings of real events.
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Lonne's story is symbolic for the change in Vesterbro itself.
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The opening session was full of symbolic moments and gestures.
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But they are of huge symbolic importance to Chinese leaders.
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Yet the relocation, which happened in August, is also symbolic.
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Wendy holds a degree in symbolic systems from Stanford University.
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More important, that gagging of pretty mild protest was symbolic.
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They're still symbolic of the immense power that women wield.
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Why it matters: This step is both symbolic and significant.
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But the Carmichael mine is more than a symbolic insult.
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In a final symbolic gesture, Malorie gives the kids names.
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I know that monetary shit doesn't matter, but it's symbolic.
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The most symbolic is his renewed commitment to educating prisoners.
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Britain's parliament declared a symbolic climate change "emergency" this month.
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I think his willingness to come is more than symbolic.
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Queen Elizabeth has been the group's symbolic figurehead since 1952.
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A symbolic "you're dead meat" message from Floridian organized crime?
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The dead father is named Norm, which is surely symbolic.
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Reagan's racial politics proved to be both substantive and symbolic.
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Finally, being included in federal data has profound symbolic importance.
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In many ways, Black's retribution is symbolic of this concept.
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But, the washing away of those numbers felt very symbolic.
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" He later added that the initiative is "symbolic and satirical.
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The changes are insubstantial, but the negotiation's importance is symbolic.
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Symbolic of all this is the ancient city of Aleppo.
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Endorsements are symbolic and may convey important cues to voters.
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Additionally, the Instrument of Consent features many sweet symbolic embellishments.
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But it's also a symbolic break with India's colonial past.
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Some groups, however, believe the salary donation is merely symbolic.
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It almost looks like a symbolic passing of the torch.
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The walkout, however symbolic, served as antidote: Believe Anita Hill.
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It is a sop to India, more symbolic than substantive.
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Her run was hugely symbolic and important to black women.
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There were the symbolic dishes crucial for any Nowruz dinner.
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Like Smith's and Carlos', his protest was symbolic and silent.
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Those with any interest had already declared the vote symbolic.
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That compromise offered symbolic victories — and real peace — for all.
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The issue was one of immense symbolic importance for Catholics.
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But the office carries symbolic as well as legal power.
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Johnson, the First Amendment protects both literal and symbolic speech.
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If your law doesn't prescribe or limit, it's just symbolic.
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It is understood that Alligators & Snakes are a symbolic deterrent.
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Many considered it symbolic of the country's commitment to modernizing.
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A vote on the largely symbolic effort is expected soon.
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Slaves built some of the United States' most symbolic buildings.
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To them, the return of remains is never just symbolic.
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Including a new haircut and a symbolic change in attire.
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The government is ineffectual there but maintains a symbolic presence.
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But the bill's proponents defend its practical and symbolic value.
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With her victory, she became symbolic of the new time.
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"It is really a symbolic statement of policy," Stohl said.
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Some of this is symbolic; some of it physically works.
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"I would say it's a small, symbolic victory," she said.
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Puigdemont, who made a symbolic declaration of independence on Oct.
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Kalief's story became symbolic of a broken criminal justice system.
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"We weren't going to do anything symbolic," Robinson told VICE.
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But Women of the World's victory had strong symbolic meaning.
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"For me, it was very symbolic," Mr. Ben Haim said.
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"It's purely symbolic, but the symbolism is important," he says.
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I'm really anxious to see us get beyond symbolic victories.
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That our symbolic capital is not São Paulo, but Altamira.
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But there have been many changes, some small and symbolic.
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The poppy raids are mostly symbolic, the people here say.
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May's defeat was mostly symbolic, and doesn't change anything practically.
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Its scenic austerity, symbolic gestures and ritualized drama captivated artists.
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He's always been symbolic of that same, tired LOTR formula.
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The Glass Ceiling (41423) series is heavily, almost redundantly symbolic.
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"The way the names were erased was symbolic," said Muñoz.
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These structures may have served some funerary or symbolic purpose.
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And especially, I think it's symbolic to be here, man.
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It was a homecoming as pragmatic as it was symbolic.
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Obviously, such pardons serve primarily (or entirely) as symbolic gestures.
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To me she is highly symbolic of the evangelical crusade.
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" He added: "It doesn't feel strange, it feels important. Symbolic.
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Stopping Mr. Bannon would be an important, rallying symbolic victory.
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The result will have a symbolic importance far beyond Austria.
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So much for Earth Day just being about symbolic actions.
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The trend of labeling symbolic— Are you talking about Shen?
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The Defend Islam protests were staged on catchy, symbolic dates.
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"You transfer your anxiety into some symbolic thing," she said.
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"Each element on the print is symbolic," Mr. Mannis said.
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And yet, with a few symbolic exceptions, nothing is done.
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The impact of a contempt citation could be simply symbolic.
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I think -- ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: So was it just symbolic?
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It's not simply symbolic to threaten such places, she says.
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Each familiar in the series is given a symbolic name.
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The presence of visible environmental leaders has enormous symbolic value.
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The symbolic significance of the verdict, however, cannot be overstated.
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In Christianity, she says, it's a symbolic connection to divinity.
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K. trade deal has become a "symbolic and totemic issue."
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But it should, for both symbolic and purely practical reasons.
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The symbolic presentation of the bill was conducted without debate.
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"The vice presidency is mostly a symbolic job," he says.
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The castle's significance was as symbolic as it was strategic.
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But many analysts have said it's largely "symbolic" in nature.
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Like most decisions, this one isn't simple but is symbolic.
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The dispute is a symbolic one, over identity and belonging.
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"It's symbolic of the things you care about," she said.
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The real victory from rescheduling, then, would largely be symbolic.
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But the symbolic purification has exploded into a countrywide party.
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Still, it's a good start, even if it's mostly symbolic.
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The visit also included a lot more than symbolic gestures.
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The power embedded in the word nigger is also symbolic.
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The implications of the wall — demographic, environmental, symbolic — are huge.
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All those things give great symbolic parallels to our area.
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SYMBOLIC BLOW Defeat in Ankara or Istanbul would end nearly a quarter of a century of rule by Erdogan's AKP or its predecessors in those cities and deal a symbolic blow to Turkey's leader.
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And with minimal weights assigned to China, the inclusions are symbolic.
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In my mind, I wanted to be a symbolic queen bee.
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The stadium erupted in cheers for the symbolic show of unity.
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This is where Saar operates, in the realm of the symbolic.
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For now, however, Stormfront's jettison serves as a strong symbolic victory.
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It feels symbolic of the downfall of her relationship with Hollywood.
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This game is a symbolic representation of Google's quantum supremacy proposal.
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The primary benefit of a Guantanamo Bay research station is symbolic.
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Saturday's event was a commemoration and a symbolic protest against Duterte.
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He can't get a word in edgewise, though, which feels symbolic.
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If you ask me, these sweethearts are more symbolic than appetizing.
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Mayer went on to teach symbolic systems classes as an upperclassman.
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"And, of course, that was a symbolic thing," her mother replied.
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Either way, they're symbolic of a deep rift within their party.
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Even a resounding victory for statehood would be mostly symbolic, however.
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"It's not just symbolic — we're actually shutting down ICE," Rubin said.
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There are no symbolic or poetic references to the eternal sea.
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The value of an artwork is above all intimate, symbolic, personal.
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We are never shown a symbolic path into our own future.
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ISIS wanted control of the city for strategic and symbolic reasons.
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But it is symbolic of Britons' approach to their cherished service.
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For millions of Directioners, these two little birds are deeply symbolic.
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Again, ruins make our symbolic attachment to the classical past concrete.
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For now, they know their work is of largely symbolic value.
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However, the concept of duality permeates Gharem's visual and symbolic world.
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Designs are highly symbolic, representing social position, tribal affiliation, and ancestry.
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He called Conte&aposs meeting "a first symbolic act of respect."
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As with the declaration on Venezuela, this commitment is mostly symbolic.
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However, France and Germany insisted that the decision was mainly symbolic.
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Under President Obama, it signified little more than a symbolic gesture.
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" Food & Water Watch called the treaty "largely symbolic and wholly toothless.
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Is it symbolic that they are not listed alphabetically or chronologically?
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This translates into a multi-sensory and symbolic experience of suffering.
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It's one of the ultimate symbolic struggles for women of color.
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Civil War's internal politics, and its symbolic ones, are deeply complicated.
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Dover is symbolic as the entry point for many new arrivals.
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One source familiar with the meeting described the move as "symbolic".
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"Maria is a very symbolic girl in my mind," he says.
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Li, 65, is China's vice president, a largely symbolic, figurehead position.
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Third, engage in symbolic acts that will please those in power.
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While symbolic, the vote nonetheless shows how politically toxic this remains.
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The deal is seen as symbolic of the drug-maker's hubris.
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So I think that the destruction of property is more [symbolic].
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It was a symbolic act—I never turn my computer off.
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The Flint water crisis has become symbolic of that larger fight.
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The steel and aluminum tariffs were symbolic of the stalled talks.
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Symbolic gestures — another special lighting of the Eiffel Tower — were announced.
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Bush's death has also led to a series of symbolic moments.
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The no-confidence motion would be only symbolic if it passes.
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It's kind of symbolic in a way regarding Nicki and Cardi.
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The intention to deploy the Guard is best understood as symbolic.
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They are reflections of social identities, symbolic commitments and partisan loyalties.
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This is one symbolic, but highly visible way to do that.
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It's kind of like this symbolic sign that you made it.
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It's hard to underestimate the symbolic power of this royal decree.
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And in many ways, the debates over it are largely symbolic.
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That all means a withdrawal by Trump would be largely symbolic.
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True, it's only symbolic, only a small foot in the door.
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When it comes to these sweet, symbolic collectibles, prices vary greatly.
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Still, some have interpreted that effort as more symbolic than influential.
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They do not boost symbolic candidates for the fun of it.
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Symbolic speech relies heavily on the context within which it occurs.
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It soon became clear Zuma's crookedness was not revolutionary nor symbolic.
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Platform changes, if only symbolic, are a big part of that.
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Their victory was symbolic, but politics is often written in symbols.
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Until then, he had been known for his studied, symbolic pieces.
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Staging the talks at the demilitarized zone would hold symbolic value.
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The symbolic vote from the General Assembly is not legally binding.
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Construction has always been a symbolic tool for the Kim family.
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It's tempting to think, as I do, that this was symbolic.
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Symbolic unity required treating Kurds as no different than Saddam's regime.
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" In his official portrait, he included two iPhones as "symbolic objects.
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Why it matters: FATF's decision is not a purely symbolic move.
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Whether this recognition is more than symbolic remains to be seen.
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It's an upset that has symbolic ramifications for the Democratic caucus.
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It's this kind of suggestively symbolic framework that mirrors Tolkien's oeuvre.
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It was a symbolic divide as much as a physical one.
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Kollar's earlier work is less politically symbolic, but more formally innovative.
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"Decarbonize by 2050" is unwieldy, almost purely symbolic to most people.
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To her, replacing the bank's leadership isn't merely a symbolic gesture.
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He suggested a symbolic, if not literal, torching of Confederate statues.
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It feels apt, symbolic, all this mess behind an orderly front.
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The candidacy of an openly gay man has genuine symbolic importance.
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The new era, to many, is symbolic of a fresh start.
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"The red-light district is symbolic of the problem," she said.
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A dead bird we passed on the sidewalk seemed symbolic somehow.
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Others worried the recall posed a symbolic threat to judicial independence.
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The memorial date as well as the ticket prices are symbolic.
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Others are symbolic self-portraits coded with personal and cosmological references.
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She thinks it brings the symbolic discourse down to his level.
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And it took symbolic Regency clothing sex to get us there.
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It was a symbolic milestone on the path to greener growth.
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Purple is a symbolic color used by the women's rights movement.
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Was the president primarily a symbolic figure, one who merely presides?
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"There's certainly a symbolic importance," said Mr. Porter, the former prosecutor.
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Singling Lee out sends a symbolic message to the business community.
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Other public health experts said such a declaration was mostly symbolic.
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No symbolic floral arrangements to represent vitality or youth or rebirth.
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Netflix's move above Disney and Comcast serves as a symbolic moment.
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In a largely symbolic move, Operation Sophia will now be scrapped.
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The killing of Soleimani is a massive symbolic blow to Iran.
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The embassy question has assumed enormous symbolic significance over the years.
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Some cities are already extending symbolic recognition of same-sex relationships.
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Trump then signed a meaningless, symbolic executive order withdrawing from negotiations.
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Jubilant supporters emerged in celebration after Odinga took the symbolic oath.
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"A lot of these things are sort of symbolic," Trippi said.
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It also carries symbolic weight, coming from a prominent national gunseller.
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Mr. Trump clearly understands the theatrical and symbolic power of food.
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There also are some African blue lilies, symbolic of Obama's heritage.
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Trump heads into the meeting with a symbolic victory for himself.
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"I think our protest is nothing but symbolic now," she said.
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Any loss from cancellation, though, would be more symbolic than economic.
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"In terms of symbolic change, it does matter," Mr. Malko said.
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But even the symbolic value of hate crimes charges can matter.
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The film ends with what is perhaps Mambéty's greatest symbolic punch.
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Fordham law professor John Pfaff also noted the bill's symbolic importance.
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It is also her multiple symbolic meanings that resonate for me.
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Friday's announcement, though, was about as symbolic as it was pragmatic.
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Ms. Morin traced the origin of the symbolic pearls to 2015.
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But for many whites, the banning represented a larger symbolic loss.
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There is no symbolic form for dispossession in the global city.
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They also raised their fists, symbolic of the Black Power movement.
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Thus far, however, Trump's orders have been more symbolic than transformative.
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The symbolic significance of Pelosi versus Trump cannot be lost here.
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Using them as garbage collectors is more of a symbolic achievement.
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There is much less symbolic value, or money, in practical things.
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This strikes me as a mostly symbolic victory for Trump and an actual victory for Kim Jong Un. I'm not sure it's even a symbolic victory for Trump, although I'm sure he'll spin it that way.
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They're symbolic, simple, and immediate—the visual equivalent of a hot take.
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Well, no, but there's nothing more symbolic of the season than flowers.
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Here his anti-establishment bonafides would pay concrete, rather than symbolic, dividends.
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"This reopening in NYC is symbolic after a long hiatus," she says.
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Marks of strengthening relations with Taiwan have mostly been small yet symbolic.
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Did your hair somehow feel symbolic of your rock star dreams then?
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Some families have erected symbolic tombs here to honor the missing dead.
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We want our feelings and emotions to be represented in symbolic forms.
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Rector was a powerful symbolic act that refuted incumbent President George Bush
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Amending the charter's pacifist Article 9 would be hugely symbolic for Japan.
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The move was a symbolic protest against racism in the United States.
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Social Security's current and future beneficiaries deserve better than a symbolic month.
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It's a symbolic achievement, without much practical significance for the iPhone maker.
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"It was a joint decision," Tatum said of the symbolic new ink.
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She and Holman landed on a duster coat weighted with symbolic meaning.
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"This is an extraordinary symbolic case for the FBI," said Cardozo said.
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Other artists choose to pay tribute to vanished heritage through symbolic resurrection.
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Officially defeated, Kolb claimed victory and took a symbolic oath of office.
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Do you think accessing places like the moon compromises their symbolic potential?
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It's a leader in the field and carries the most symbolic weight.
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It's symbolic of their friendship, and a permanent beautiful reminder of Kat.
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I started researching, and I wanted it to be symbolic of Buddha.
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Cisgender men were no longer corralled with guidelines, symbolic wristbands, or security.
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Gun control advocates have hailed the symbolic move as a step forward.
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Tyree's catch, and the resulting Giants win, became symbolic in New England.
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Eventually, by way of natural selection, it gave rise to symbolic language.
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Radek Sikorski, a former Polish foreign minister, calls the Baltic battlegroups "symbolic".
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There's also suggestion that the high school setting is symbolic of purgatory.
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By its own definition, the plan is meant to be purely symbolic.
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Since no European government will recognise this, it would be purely symbolic.
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The constitution they imposed restricted the emperor to a purely symbolic role.
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That modus operandi is symbolic of the wider trends in global piracy.
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"I think there is something symbolic about Apple in particular," Cohen said.
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Shape of Water is openly a fairy tale, and it's openly symbolic.
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These actions are largely symbolic because they won't really solve the problem.
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She read it while wearing a literal gilded veil and symbolic dress.
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I see sets of symbolic shapes, recognizable forms, and more abstract passages.
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It became symbolic of the album, and is reflected in the artwork.
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"People would kind of dismiss the wall as something symbolic," Allison explains.
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Still, the reason I'm including giant pandas on this list is symbolic.
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Some of the returned objects are less ancient but more politically symbolic.
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For Hyundai and its ruling family, North Korea also has symbolic importance.
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Same-sex marriage is illegal in Taiwan, so the ceremony was symbolic.
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It is also largely symbolic, given that it is worth around $17,000.
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Other financial signals of disapproval have been more symbolic than clearly harmful.
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He agreed with me, though, that this event is special and symbolic.
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They were primarily symbolic, barely denting the capability of the Syrian military.
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But from a symbolic perspective, it's never just about the french fry.
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And, perhaps, that mystery is symbolic of a larger issue, laments Parks.
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In other cases, Congress has taken symbolic gestures to rebuke the President.
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The unprecedented summit is a symbolic demonstration of American support for ASEAN.
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Leaders of nations have practical responsibilities, but also perform a symbolic function.
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The largely symbolic governor-general's role has extensive though little-used powers.
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The regime's thuggishness makes even a largely symbolic concession hard to swallow.
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The plant holds strategic and symbolic significance for the European plane maker.
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Easter, Passover and spring are symbolic of remembrance, new life and rebirth.
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In keeping with its surroundings, its physical instantiation was sumptuous and symbolic.
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But it is precisely when issues are symbolic that compromise is impossible.
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The outfit -- flashy, unique, an unapologetic plea for attention -- seemed symbolic, too.
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"That will be a symbolic measure that won't get enacted," retiring Rep.
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Like many other senior jobs in Washington, the position has symbolic importance.
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"This is a statement, symbolic of defiance," Pollack told The Washington Post.
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Its repudiation is therefore purely symbolic, but what, exactly, is being repudiated?
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They're often used as highly symbolic milestones for progress or new policies.
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Still, this was a symbolic show of independence amid a partisan storm.
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But Republicans in Silicon Valley still have a symbolic choice to make.
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Perhaps they will make big noises but pursue only symbolic protectionist policies.
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More symbolic than anything else, but nevertheless a wonderful day for all.
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Kinda the perfect symbolic selfie for me, replete w/ a bike lane!
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A high school student shepherded a symbolic bill through the legislature Rep.
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Just close down the system for a week as a symbolic closure.
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The fine is symbolic and it won't leave much of a mark.
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This may be the most symbolic and disturbing Hydraulic Press Video yet.
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The most symbolic can be the most literal, as is the opposite.
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Odes to Japanese heritage intermingle with symbolic representation of urban youth culture.
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Our focus today is a different symbolic white attire: the graduation dress.
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Men and women in full chador have joined in, waving symbolic headscarves.
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These compartments hold an array of symbolic candies, fruits, nuts, and coins.
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The move is symbolic — the controversial program was created after the Sept.
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It would be especially symbolic if it came early in the night.
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I think the enormous symbolic weight of it is hard to overstate.
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She often dispenses a hug and a symbolic push toward the curb.
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Adopting the policies would be largely symbolic, and symbols can be meaningful.
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There's good reason to believe the victory was far more than symbolic.
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But the symbolic move was derided on both sides of the aisle.
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Their diverse backgrounds reflect the cosmopolitan nature of Brussels, Europe's symbolic capital.
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You mean, in the historical symbolic sense of Meghan Markle's wedding dress?
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But this week, that symbolic passing of the torch hit a snag.
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"This is the first step, and a very symbolic one," he added.
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So in a certain sense, the House motion on Friday is symbolic.
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But like I said, it's symbolic, this isn't a break-up record.
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We believe the North Koreans needed something symbolic from the US government.
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"Ashes" is not specifically symbolic, but that's what makes it so enduring.
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"It wasn't a symbolic run — I was running to win," she said.
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The greatest impact of the announcement, however, may be a symbolic one.
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For the most part, the wedding ceremony provides only a symbolic union.
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Like the same-sex marriage vote, the 1967 vote was highly symbolic.
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"The agreement has a very high number of symbolic measures," she said.
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The storm is not the only thing here that's heavy-handedly symbolic.
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But they still appreciate the symbolic importance of the claims in Ottawa.
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At first, researchers found no clear evidence of symbolic thought in Neanderthals.
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From the greenery sprout flowers that have symbolic meaning for the sitter.
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The sign is symbolic of what is going on with our neighborhood.
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I wonder if it will be a token or symbolic change only.
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For China, a domestic Tesla factory could represent a big symbolic victory.
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Because of their scarcity and rarity, movies about underrepresented voices become symbolic.
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Emma promptly responds by getting a nosebleed in a winking symbolic deflowering.
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We also emerge into the world equipped for language and symbolic thought.
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The rest is, depending on your perspective, a symbolic or cautionary tale.
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"One of the majors they offer is called symbolic systems," Aaron said.
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"This was, in a symbolic way, the end of Berlusconi," Francesca said.
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The measure was largely symbolic and unlikely to tie Mr. Trump's hands.
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It's the perfect symbolic riposte to what is happening in that region.
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Democrats there are outnumbered, speaking out but waging symbolic resistance for now.
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But even that largely symbolic measure was blocked party-line by Republicans.
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And there's a symbolic part of it that may have implications elsewhere.
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The family's controlling stake means the pension funds' moves are largely symbolic.
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The overwhelming victory of these pro-democracy candidate is not merely symbolic.
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The shrine where the ceremony took place is of huge symbolic importance.
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Flag-burning is a jarring act because it is a symbolic desecration.
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The newest action against Khusyaynova is more symbolic than impactful to Putin.
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The victory for shareholders may well end up being a symbolic one.
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An additional confirmation, if needed, of the symbolic importance of this fruit.
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The layout of the palace consists of rows, each symbolic in nature.
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Still, the decision denies a largely symbolic victory to marijuana legalization advocates.
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The first step, however, will be a popular and symbolic step back.
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Symbolic scenarios mirroring what's going on in the stress-filled world above?
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Is this not symbolic of the entire Canadian project—the world peacekeeper?
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They have a lot of symbolic power to shape the policy agenda.
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"The president is the symbolic head of the nation," Nixon's DOJ declared.
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Executive orders, however, can also amount to nothing more than symbolic pageantry.
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But EU officials expect any moves to be more symbolic than substantive.
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There are few technologies more symbolic of western medicine than the stethoscope.
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Woven into the dress's fabric are a variety of symbolic plant motifs.
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They exist mostly to serve the episode's symbolic ends and little else.
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It is important on this symbolic anniversary, one marking the symbolic toppling of a tyrannical political system, that we remind ourselves of the important role each one of us has in protecting democratic freedoms and rejecting authoritarian impulses.
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" The signing of the bill is a provocative but symbolic move, said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets, adding that: "China's response was also largely a symbolic retaliation, this makes no impact to the trade negotiations.
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This number is symbolic: Each day, 22 former service members die from suicide.
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Even a speculative deal represents a step forward, albeit a somewhat symbolic one.
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But each appears determined to make an important symbolic point in New Hampshire.
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Though largely symbolic, it alienated Israel's non-Jewish minorities and drew scorn abroad.
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They&aposre going to use the photo-op, the symbolic nature of this.
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Catalan President Carles Puigdemont, who made a symbolic declaration of independence on Oct.
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Trump's Inaugural gown was symbolic of what she'll bring to the White House.
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It was symbolic and through repetition it got to be a real habit.
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The effort at pushing for new rules is therefore largely seen as symbolic.
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The proposal is largely symbolic, since Zuckerberg holds absolute control of the board.
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In the United States, the symbolic day will take place on April 12.
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First, Congress can hold Barr in contempt of Congress, which is primarily symbolic.
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Here are some common animals and their symbolic virtues to get you brainstorming.
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But gun control advocates have hailed the symbolic move as a step forward.
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They do symbolic preprocessing to make their numerical work as easy as possible.
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Gun control supporters say that would be a symbolic and strategically important threshold.
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But ministers have rejected the most symbolic demands, such as the language question.
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In the end though, symbolic climate politics won out over pragmatic energy policy.
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It's also quite symbolic, it's the first flower to come out in spring.
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Nonetheless, Kudrin said the yuan's inclusion in the IMF basket was purely symbolic.
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I don't see how it could be symbolic if there is no conviction.
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Mr. de la Fuente said their promotions were largely symbolic, but still important.
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Every single design choice made for The Śiṣya was made with symbolic purpose.
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Mr Trump's latest sanctions seem largely symbolic, affecting just 25 people and companies.
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At the end of the day, it's really more of a symbolic problem.
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The signs also carry a symbolic meaning that no Chinese visitor can miss.
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Its power of transgression therefore usually remains in the realm of the symbolic.
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Yet the law also carries a symbolic value that may have been overlooked.
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Teresa Younger: Secretary Clinton's candidacy is symbolic of how far we have come.
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During the television interview, Manuel wore his son's sneaker as a symbolic gesture.
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Riding the animals through fire represent a physical as well as symbolic purification.
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Each might continue with symbolic victories but there are limitations on both sides.
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There's two reasons for its absurdity: one is logistical, the other is symbolic.
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But losses in the big cities hurt in both symbolic and practical terms.
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Despite her ineligibility, Suu Kyi is widely considered to be Myanmar's symbolic leader.
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It is a symbolic moment in the decline of Britain's rumbustious popular press.
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Before, it had held symbolic meaning—as a kind of motivational poster, perhaps.
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The mouth is a symbolic organ that comes in all shapes and sizes.
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The show eels like a symbolic prophecy exploring how the past reverberates today.
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And they wanted a symbolic display of dissatisfaction with Donald Trump as nominee.
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" CBS's John Dickerson: "using all the rhetorical and symbolic tools at his disposal.
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Which, again, is exactly the relaxed attitude that's symbolic of Jellyfish Living 101.
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The move is largely symbolic as the guns are not considered advanced weaponry.
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The results are minimal and digital, but conceptually intriguing pieces of symbolic geometry.
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There's something so symbolic about the shit that we stash in our closets.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel pressed the button to initiate the symbolic first test.
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The mostly symbolic ceremony was officiated by friend and LWLA costar Terra Jolé.
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Retaking the mosque would have been a huge symbolic victory for the Iraqis.
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The Pope's visit to the beleaguered city is well-designed and highly symbolic.
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It's not only a spiritually symbolic flower, but also his grandmother's favorite flower.
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"It's symbolic," State Senator Todd Weiler, who sponsored the legislation, told VICE News.
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But those executive orders range from the shoddy and unusable to the symbolic.
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"The memory of Aleppo is very symbolic," said Abdulkarim, Syria's antiquities director general.
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That symbolic life is represented by the media and becomes something else entirely.
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His most recent book is Adventures of the Symbolic: Postmarxism and Radical Democracy.
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The Wall was a quintessential campaign promise in that it was largely symbolic.
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Few visuals are as symbolic or instantly recognizable as the white wedding dress.
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It struck him as darkly symbolic, as so many things did these days.
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The flag is viewed by some as a symbolic recognition for law enforcement.
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"Taking off the robe was symbolic of what's to come," Ms. Guardiola said.
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Pletka said that it was "purely symbolic" and would do no real harm.
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It's meant to suggest the link between symbolic form and the museum's content.
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Yet while reaching for symbolic gestures, she has often fallen back on pragmatism.
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The border between India and Pakistan is symbolic of decades of painful history.
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That's too much for even the most symbolic new trade agreement to counter.
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Otherwise, the Elie Wiesel Act will become little more than a symbolic gesture.
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We tend to understand common experience through the symbolic form of uncommon experience.
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Preston begins telling a story about the symbolic meaning of the American flag.
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Lawmakers backed stripping Green of his title in a symbolic vote last month.
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"More than anything else, it's a serious symbolic blow to ObamaCare," he said.
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An oath mandating originalism in judicial decision-making would not be merely symbolic.
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The reason Trump starts in Missouri: It has symbolic resonance and legislative importance.
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Doing is another, and Biles is taking action, in her own symbolic way.
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The community around Okawa Primary School became a symbolic center of the tragedy.
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The Dreamdeck app is symbolic of the state of content for the Rift.
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But as a character or a symbolic counterweight to Marguerite, she barely exists.
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It is symbolic of sustenance, of body and spirit—the biblical daily bread.
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Are you seeking symbolic vengeance for any recent violations of your reproductive rights?
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It's about cutting through to the symbolic understanding of certain archetypes or forms.
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The symbolic support for the LGBTQ community is ubiquitous, particularly during Pride Month.
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This was not only a strategic loss for ISIS but a symbolic one.
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Guns — owning them, then carrying them — became a symbolic means of countering decline.
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It's been described as symbolic of the stark political divide in Brazilian society.
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"Congratulations for these imperialist sanctions," he said, before handing out the symbolic swords.
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The Senate took a symbolic shot at Trump's trade policy earlier this month.
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Until then, Mr. Ahmad Fuad had been known for his studied, symbolic pieces.
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The symbolic power of the tape has risen as factual consensus has declined.
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Some see status runs as an obvious — if somewhat symbolic — place to start.
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She is portrayed tending to flowers, an activity symbolic of her motherly duties.
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In your opinion, what value, if any, does this symbolic role have today?
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The nearly 200-year-old monarchy remains a popular if largely symbolic institution.
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In the visual arts, it is contrasted with the abstract or the symbolic.
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Informal memorials, like symbolic hockey sticks left in front of homes, quickly appeared.
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Democrats could pursue impeachment, but it would be to make a symbolic point.
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The English moors: Is there a setting more symbolic of isolation and despair?
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So baseball continues its preservation effort, even if some actions are mostly symbolic.
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A person's library is often a symbolic representation of his or her mind.
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Her presence was symbolic as Koreans have a special connection to the city.
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Bringing its manufacture back to America, Mr. Winthrop thought, could be deeply symbolic.
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In those societies, people may have begun communicating with symbolic images and pictures.
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But the plan was both a symbolic and a financial blow for Britain.
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Of course the boat is a concise symbolic element in many important myths.
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"It is a symbolic gesture, but a worrying one," one European trader said.
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The offers are truly symbolic; donors will not set foot on the properties.
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It also serves as a symbolic gravesite for bodies that were never recovered.
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This is mostly symbolic and another way to say the U.S. is closed.
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Congress should be debating laws governing the use of force, not symbolic resolutions.
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The fight over a supporting wall in Manhattan also took on symbolic meaning.
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The possible signing of a deal on February 29 will be deeply symbolic.
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The symbolic importance of the soup appeared to be completely lost on him.
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This is mostly symbolic and another way to say the US is closed.
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The Weinstein verdict is symbolic of a world where justice is yet possible.
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The company's stock also surpassed $420, a symbolic figure for CEO Elon Musk.
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Republicans have dismissed the House war powers resolution as non-binding and symbolic.
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"It also matters deeply on a symbolic level," she continued in a statement.
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The designation, while seen as a type of public shaming, is largely symbolic.
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The vote in the Dutch Senate on Tuesday was more symbolic than substantive.
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One Western diplomat said it possibly had no more than a "symbolic" presence.
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"There is something wonderfully symbolic" about the order, the band's director, Lt. Col.
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These 35 words have immense symbolic meaning, but they also possess real power.
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So the grant of subpoena power to Republicans is more symbolic than practical.
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The symbolic separation of our routines has been difficult to navigate this summer.
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The vote had 19 abstentions, and some members cautioned against making symbolic gestures.
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It is a symbolic reaffirmation of major agreements already reached between the parties.
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The best they can hope for may be a symbolic reprimand of Trump.
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Our membership is humble; they are not looking for accolades or symbolic tributes.
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The move would be more symbolic than substantive because those were already illegal.
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Most notoriously, the gang was armed with a symbolic agrarian tool: the machete.
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In this sense, they are symbolic of rebellion — whether real, contrived, or imagined.
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We want to make it quite realistic, possibly with some metaphorical, symbolic elements.
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The 3rd Street entrance reveals a rare misstep and offers a symbolic warning.
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"The red-light district is symbolic of the problem," she told The Times.
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Or the zombies could be symbolic of some of the braindead Trump voters.
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Costly gestures with unclear impacts aren't a good place to encourage symbolic stands.
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You have to show you won't make small concessions — not even symbolic ones.
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Its symbolic figure is not the counterinsurgent on the ground but the drone.
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The Irish border became both an actual and symbolic battleground during the Troubles.
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"We're probably not going to do that symbolic Bachelorette red rose thing," says Manno.
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Today's stock offering is a 'Sputnik moment': it's a first, but it's largely symbolic.
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The emphasis on elections isn't merely symbolic; the permanent campaign is a real thing.
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Meghan Markle is back in black — and her latest outfit choice is super symbolic.
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I choose to wear a hijab as a symbolic expression of diversity in society.
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It was largely a symbolic move since the TPP was never officially enacted. 4.
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The moment was of symbolic importance, showing the willful and peaceful transfer of power.
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Both the emergency managers and (at that point symbolic) elected leadership dismissed these claims.
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The moment is appalling and freighted with symbolic weight: We're watching June be silenced.
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People "are making a big mistake thinking these sanctions are just symbolic," Dubowitz said.
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Somehow, moving the swing set seems more symbolic than another piece of lawn furniture.
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The Japanese flag also uses a straightforward circle, but it's meaning is thoroughly symbolic.
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The closing ceremony went ahead, and was hailed as a symbolic and sporting success.
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For the past couple of years, color has been symbolic of hope for me.
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California just totally represents that search for life, that drive, in a symbolic way.
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THE humdrum town of Gaotian lies, with symbolic neatness, in "the centre of China".
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And it's really important to have wins: The ERA is both real and symbolic.
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The "Bad Blood" singer is seeking one dollar in damages as a symbolic gesture.
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"He's symbolic of what needs to be happening more frequently all over," she added.
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The move is symbolic; the House adjourned for five weeks without voting on it.
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In March, Microsoft made a move that was as symbolic as it was lucrative.
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The suit, along with Melania's bouffant updo, was as beautiful as it was symbolic.
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His absence is symbolic of the uncertainty of the private sector under his tenure.
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"That's so symbolic of what will happen to us if we don't act soon."
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Choreographers keep peering into "Swan Lake," searching for new themes in its symbolic waters.
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The fountain is Troy's Phoenicia, a symbolic home for the Troy he once knew.
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Still, even a symbolic contribution might carry weight with America's transactional and temperamental president.
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Yet this is a symbolic conflict as much as it is a physical one.
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Now it's become symbolic of tiny doors, to have this rainbow around the door.
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Swift is also countersuing Mueller for sexual battery for a symbolic $1 in damages.
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But the symbolic power of women's dress was not a foreign invention, Zoepf felt.
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In addition to a trove of delegates New York is an important symbolic contest.
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Instead, the pairing makes clear that painting evolves in the realm of symbolic value.
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You can't get more phallic than a knife, a fatal form of symbolic penetration.
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But I think it's very exciting because our money, our paper money, is symbolic.
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Specs: The return of Technics is largely symbolic of the resurgence in physical music.
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"Symbolic politics" was the game here, argued Brookings Institution strategists in a recent note.
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Trump made symbolic appeals to racial equality, invoking bizarre circumstances to make his case.
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Tsakalotos said quantitative easing would help Greek banks, but that it was largely symbolic.
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It's a symbolic show of unity, not a binding document with concrete policy effects.
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Though the Golan has political, economic and symbolic importance, its strategic value is paramount.
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Chico MacMurtrie's Border Crossers are sculptural statements that bridge borders, both physical and symbolic.
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In a way, Hot Chicken Takeover is symbolic of the city it calls home.
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Amid these dramas, the unknown woman comes to seem symbolic, like her French counterpart.
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Related: Billionaire donors don't like Donald Trump Whitman's support, like Paulson's, is mainly symbolic.
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But there's a larger, more symbolic, concern about the light consequence Taylor faced, too.
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The two cars would look serendipitously symbolic if I hadn't put them there myself.
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Instead, Clinton resigned from the bar of the Supreme Court -- again, a symbolic gesture.
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However, the vote to abolish was mostly symbolic — New Hampshire's practice is practically inactive.
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The image articulates a symbolic threat against immigrant communities who would critique your actions.
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This issue is symbolic and representative of both a European and wider global issue.
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All House Republicans also backed a symbolic measure last year condemning a carbon tax.
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This disruptive and symbolic politics of nihilism are now hallmarks of the Trump campaign.
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Like Trump, Gingrich reveled in crossing symbolic partisan lines to signal his pragmatic reasonableness.
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But I'm skeptical of its ability to provoke change, outside of anything solely symbolic.
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It's a pittance, but for aspiring comics, that first paycheck holds incredible symbolic value.
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The figure is quite symbolic, taking into account expected consumption of 2800 million tonnes.
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"Whether symbolic or real, it was the thing that sunk the company," Hicklin said.
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The nationality-stripping proposal has stirred indignation above all because of its symbolic nature.
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He or she is the face of the company and serves a symbolic role.
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But it is a powerful symbolic gesture of her acceptance of the election's outcome.
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It's just as symbolic, but isn't used to move the plot forward at all.
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However, it is a largely symbolic move while President Nicolas Maduro remains in power.
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Hence, the exhibition plays with the symbolic meaning of flags, triggering emotions and questions.
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"It's a symbolic event," Bhavya Segal, regional head for Frontier Strategy Group, told CNBC.
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The president better take heed or risk the symbolic fate of John the Baptist.
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Hankers' blindfold is symbolic of his feelings after he was first diagnosed with HIV.
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Supporters claim they see the monuments as symbolic tributes to a proud Southern heritage.
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"One must show that we won't make little concessions, even symbolic ones," Macron said.
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" He added: "One must show that we won't make little concessions, even symbolic ones.
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Yet such a move would be largely symbolic and designed to provoke broader negotiations.
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This latest move is largely symbolic, solidifying the administration's plans to the international community.
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Given this, it might be tempting to view the JASTA bill as largely symbolic.
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While this is most likely symbolic, the next theory is a bit more reaching.
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While these hats had symbolic meaning, they were also very handy in the cold.
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It's important that you don't walk away from these people; it's a symbolic moment.
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She initially thought about writing in her mother's name as a symbolic protest vote.
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That in itself should pay dividends—numerical, in the Parliament and institutions—and symbolic.
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But being an ally can't just be a symbolic stand in solidarity with immigrants.
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The act was largely symbolic, but brilliantly helped to raise awareness of the issue. .
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Censure is largely symbolic, however, and does not remove a House member from office.
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The ruling is mainly symbolic as North Korea is unlikely to pay the damages.
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Morris's conflation of his pastoral role with conservative politics is a powerful symbolic act.
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The violent takeover is symbolic of the power that governments exert over female sexuality.
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The ceremony is not legally binding, more of a symbolic gesture extolling self-love.
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He described the lawsuit as "mostly a symbolic measure" under current Supreme Court precedents.
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But however lustrous a victory might be, it would be largely symbolic given Mrs.
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But militarily it's largely symbolic and not designed to take on U.S. air power.
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His actions are already affecting US foreign policy on symbolic, substantive, and shameful fronts.
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Sunderland has been a symbolic flash point in Britain's decision to leave European Union.
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And after people purchase their symbolic black jumpsuits, they share proof on social media.
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There aren't any photos of Crazy Horse, so the sculpture is a symbolic portrait.
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It was symbolic of the fact that I wanted people to respect me professionally.
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The vote is mostly symbolic, given Republican control of the Senate and White House.
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Those are characteristics of Swiss commerce in general that are very symbolic to Switzerland.
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At this point, negotiators have little to build upon beyond symbolic statements and gestures.
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Such a move would be largely symbolic, but could be followed by further action.
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So, when Baker's ex-wife shows up, she's under a lot of symbolic pressure.
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The symbolic gestures will pale to the force of the message — and the messenger.
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On Wednesday, Nelson and Robinson settled with the city for a symbolic $1 each.
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He invested it with huge symbolic importance and his faithful, nativist flock believed him.
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UK lawmakers backed stripping him of his title in a symbolic vote in October.
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She is symbolic of the woman who recognizes, respects and acts upon her ambitions.
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Lewis said he was "delighted" to announce the decision and called the move symbolic.
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But militarily it's largely symbolic and not designed to take on U.S. air power.
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Given his prison sentence, both are symbolic gestures but are testament to his popularity.
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"The hope was that our symbolic action would elicit a satisfactory response," he said.
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Gwen Graham (Fla.) all favored other figures in symbolic opposition to Pelosi's long reign.
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The United Nations opened the Syria peace talks with a symbolic ceremony last Thursday.
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The aesthetic precision could be a facade for something symbolic, convoluted and often repulsive.
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The law that passed is mostly symbolic and will almost have no practical meaning.
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It really is, in a lot of ways, a symbolic celebration of their liberation.
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"Each item in the tray has its own special symbolic meaning," adds my aunt.
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" He even resorts to presenting existing doctrine as mere "symbolic manifestations of spiritual truths.
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The situation arose Monday morning — just hours after Miller had taken the symbolic knee.
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But reducing trans people into a symbolic vanguard is not only dehumanizing — it's dangerous.
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What could he tell her about Nsibidi, an old and often secret symbolic script?
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This paradigm points to the application of shapes and color as symbolic of identity.
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It depends on the scholar, but people call that symbolic racism or racial resentment.
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In a highly symbolic gesture, he sold it to raise funds for the poor.
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Among national Democrats, Ohio is an urgent priority for reasons both symbolic and practical.
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"But I think the most important impact is on a symbolic level," he said.
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Killing rivals at a feast is also symbolic; either they eat, or you do.
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In the article, I read they hoped the march would go beyond the symbolic.
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Another effect was the dismissal of art that was considered literary and/or symbolic.
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He backed off from even symbolic enforcement of the red line he had set.
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Symbolic appeals (or perceived slights) are likely to be especially potent in hard times.
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Some of the resistance that Mr. Torra has been putting up is purely symbolic.
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Even if the Senate approves the measure, it amounts to a largely symbolic rebuke.
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The next two themes in the exhibition reinforce non-gendered, symbolic values of pink.
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And yet, despite its largely symbolic nature, the debate over the bill was substantive.
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These shallow symbolic gestures are not a substitute for meaningful engagement with black voters.
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An off-center stairway juts out, a symbolic ascendance into a temple of art.
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Two Republican senators joined Democrats to defeat what had been a largely symbolic effort.
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The contest was only symbolic and was ignored by at least some Sanders supporters.
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A victory by the challengers would most likely be more symbolic than policy based.
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The beauty of the building is found in its allegorical fortitude, its symbolic stature.
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But a symbolic gesture seemed to be about all Prince William had to offer.
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For all its magnitude, the accomplishment will be regarded largely as a symbolic one.
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Well, the president has always been the symbolic figurehead, the embodiment of the country.
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The chapter titles are opaque, more like symbolic poetry than guideposts for the book.
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If all of that seems too bluntly symbolic, well, so are dreams, quite often.
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A judgment against Tailwind also only might be symbolic because it no longer exists.
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Prepare for a smorgasbord of symbolic tax amendments crafted for messaging and trolling purposes.
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On a historic day for him, it was symbolic of something much more important.
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The second adds largely symbolic cooperation on minor military exercises or collaborative military training.
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"The president is a singularly important symbolic figure in our national culture," he said.
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Canada and Mexico float their currencies, and are unlikely to resist the symbolic gesture.
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The collective ownership of these symbolic objects is crucial to the white nationalist movement.
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As a vindication of centuries of women's suffering, the symbolic significance can't be overstated.
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Experts said the move appeared to be another symbolic effort aimed at targeting immigrants.
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A highly visible and symbolic strike that did not kill Americans fits that bill.
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There are both logistical and symbolic problems causes by a semi-serious primary challenge.
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"Symbolic ethnicity" flourished, but divisions faded: intermarriage rose, discrimination fell and residential enclaves dispersed.
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In the Anglophone world, darkness has several symbolic meanings, few of them positive. Why?
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They stopped every block or so to act out symbolic moments in the story.
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But by then, the issue had taken on a weight more symbolic than substantive.
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It's obviously a serious issue but it really seems like a political symbolic move.
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But it turns out the policy may be more symbolic than it initially appeared.
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This symbolic brazenness seemed like a joke; Mr. Isaac was probably in on it.
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Heyns said that ban, which critics have labeled more symbolic than severe, was important.
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These patients, he suggested, might find "symbolic meaning" in having an allergy to light.
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Whatever the ritual, it would be complicated and imperfect, as all symbolic gestures are.
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The city's most symbolic skyscraper is, of course, the futuristic African Union (AU) headquarters.
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Meanwhile, in Baghdad, the symbolic heart of the revolution is the city's Tahrir Square.
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The effort to maintain symbolic government funding could tap the potential of impact investment.
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That's why those Adidas were perhaps her most significant and symbolic fashion statement yet.
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A ruling against the CFPB would be a symbolic loss for presidential contender Sen.
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So what did Trump's missile strike accomplish beyond a symbolic, ineffectual use of force?
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Proof that the congressional Ethics Committees are toothless and more symbolic than anything else?
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" David Chao, Invesco's global market strategist for Asia Pacific, called the move "largely symbolic.
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Why have you been particularly compelled to focus on the symbolic violence against women?
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They carried symbolic, purple "World Passports" and chanted slogans against the deportation of migrants.
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Drugs are sold along the wall by the Israeli checkpoint, not for symbolic reasons.
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Sanctions targeting Russian intelligence agencies and officials are a largely symbolic move, critics say.
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The Welsh Assembly also rejected the deal in a symbolic vote earlier this month.
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"Symbolic ethnicity" flourished, but divisions faded: intermarriage rose, discrimination fell and residential enclaves dispersed.
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But regulatory barriers have made such "symbolic investments" difficult in America, Ms. Liu said.
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As with Shrobe's works, this recombination is symbolic of a reimagined history (and future).
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But there are no do-overs on the symbolic aspects of the American presidency.
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The plaque itself is symbolic, too, a reminder of how change arrives here: incrementally.
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Using symbolic wood from a tree in Philadelphia's Independence Square, they lit a watchfire.
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Some of the most important aspects of Michelle Obama's childhood obesity efforts were symbolic.
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Is there a landmark in your town, region or country that holds symbolic weight?
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But if the United States slides into illiberalism, that has a dramatic symbolic effect.
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But voting for a repeal bill now is more than just a symbolic statement.
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They wanted the culture-war win, the symbolic screw-you to elites and globalists.
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It's empty and purely symbolic, but it's what he does and how he leads.
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However, the plan's impact will remain symbolic as long as Maduro remains in power.
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The result is a symbolic representation of every value that the two programs compute.
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It's very imagistic, holistic, associative, metaphorical, symbolic—it's not linear and it's not logical.
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Over the summer, she was awarded a symbolic $1 when she countersued radio host David Mueller for a symbolic $1 after he accused her of ruining his career and reputation when she accused him of groping her at a 2013 meet and greet.
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"Some have referred to the term as 'symbolic glue,' or an 'empty signifier,'" Reid writes.
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This is symbolic more than anything, because they're not going to get anything from him.
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Pancakes While not as symbolic as waffles, pancakes do have some impact on this show.
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I don't know if it was a miracle, but it was definitely symbolic of something.
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But this is no substitute for the symbolic importance of an ambassador, according to Smith.
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Stein acknowledged in an interview with NPR Saturday that the recount effort is largely symbolic.
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Trump&aposs openness to the symbolic offer appeared to cede the high ground to Putin.
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For some, that monument is a symbolic resting place for ancestors who never returned home.
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Some of these event modifications for gender are minuscule to the point of being symbolic.
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If Aleppo falls, he could get the military and symbolic prize he has been craving.
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That's why Saturday's win over Germany, Brazil's first Olympics gold, was extra sweet, extra symbolic.
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The watch also bears yellow and blue stitching as a "tribute" to Pokemon's symbolic colours.
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Etchings are a form of symbolic art, but they're made by cutting or scraping objects.
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Even the smallest of symbolic details can't escape the changes of life in Trump's America.
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So with that dense symbolic structure already in place, what do cards add to it?
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A turbulent week dominated by a symbolic drop in China's currency was not finished yet.
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As a state-appointed representative of the Queen, it's a position of mere symbolic importance.
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It is a happy accident, allowing him to focus on symbolic, rather than narrative content.
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But Washington has minimal oil and gas reserves, so this policy achievement was largely symbolic.
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The Butte County District Attorney's office called the official announcement "strictly symbolic" in a statement.
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The alternative is to accept the status quo or some symbolic agreement that changes nothing.
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Today, what we are doing is putting a wall around the RNC, a symbolic wall.
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They sometimes base the design on their logo or another easily recognizable symbolic fandom reference.
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It's also a symbolic purchase for Oprah, who was born in Kosciusko, Mississippi, in 1954.
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The group's Doomsday Clock serves as a symbolic warning of the threat of nuclear annihilation.
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European politicians have developed a habit of turning thorny substantive debates into poisonous symbolic ones.
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Nowadays, she says, that union is celebrated as totally symbolic, but the sensual energy remains.
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The police have been sent to evacuate the highly symbolic Sorbonne and some other sites.
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Beyond the money, Mr. Rouhani's European visit has important political and symbolic overtones, experts said.
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This could mean signing on to the bill is more symbolic than substantive for Republicans.
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He is the sort of symbolic target who can define and energize an intraparty movement.
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Where it stands: The value of the proposed European SPV is more symbolic than economic.
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It has taken on great symbolic significance for both sides of America's deep partisan divide.
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But in a symbolic victory, Iraqi police raised the national flag over the mayor's office.
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For 32-year-old Dani Beckett the issue is a mixture of symbolic and political.
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There's a lot of symbolic potential in "Arkangel," and a vast wealth of potential material.
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In a symbolic victory, Iraqi police raised the national flag over the Falluja mayor's office.
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" Asked if the contempt citation is simply a symbolic move, Speier said: "I'm afraid so.
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Nearly six months into his presidency, he has taken several symbolic steps in that direction.
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Indiana would be symbolic because that's [the anti-choice Vice President] Mike Pence's home state.
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Lawmakers from the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party abstained during the symbolic vote.
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The scenes of strife in France this week were as familiar as they were symbolic.
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"She added, "In my opinion, the national anthem is a symbolic song about our country.
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"In my opinion, the national anthem is a symbolic song about our country," Upton wrote.
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Considering their complete transformation in years since, their joint ratification is a remarkable symbolic moment.
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The votes last Thursday were a rare rebuke to President Donald Trump, but largely symbolic.
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But the low-dollar investment in an exorbitantly expensive state was largely a symbolic gesture.
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President Trump's bold action is symbolic of the strengthening U.S.-Israeli relationship under his leadership.
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Many Italian cities, including Rome, already offer civil union certifications, though they are mostly symbolic.
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Stamos' departure still seems to be a big loss, even apart from the symbolic title.
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His first symbolic gesture was the restoration of the Soviet anthem, which Yeltsin had abandoned.
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The visit to the Vatican has a clever symbolic place in this selective world tour.
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The very fact that Trump will visit Israel on his first trip carries symbolic value.
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But the North chose the most symbolic day to actually turn over the first batch.
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The government easily won the largely symbolic votes in France&aposs lower house of parliament.
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Eggers's chief tools for inserting symbolic meaning into Josie's chaos are children and pathetic fallacy.
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It now involves the symbolic meaning of his nomination and confirmation in the #MeToo era.
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Trump is set to hit the symbolic 85033-day mark of his presidency April 29.
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It has remained stubbornly above the symbolic threshold since, weighed down by global market fears.
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It's symbolic of the kind of (growth) between Europe and the U.S. at the moment.
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He called it a symbolic move that may show willingness to move toward a cut.
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It's very powerful and has a lot of spiritual symbolic meaning in the Asian culture.
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"It's symbolic," Roberto Eugenio Cadiz, chairman of the independent commission, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But senior Hillary Clinton aides have been eying it as a symbolic victory over Sanders.
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" Edelson said he presumes their intention was to protect the flag as a "symbolic act.
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For all those sports fans who can't take a little symbolic protesting, relief is here.
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The law is entirely symbolic, so it won't provide any new backing for conservation efforts.
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Trump appearing to "champion" this group could turn out to be a savvy symbolic gesture.
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It's already an Internet meme, and symbolic of this administration's major theme so far: distraction.
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To understand the first, it's important to realize that these paintings are all deeply symbolic.
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There's a lot going on in this action-palooza, including symbolic thoughts on current politics.
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Couldn't be more symbolic: Check out the clouds that passed over the White House yesterday.
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"The therapist's role is almost symbolic, and they're supposed to be like Switzerland," Derhally says.
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That this happened to Ibaka really is the symbolic nail right in the Raps skull.
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As recently as last January, 66 House Democrats cast symbolic votes in favor of impeachment.
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While it should not affect his ability to get confirmed, it is a symbolic blow.
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The $1 trillion deficit level held symbolic power for Republicans during President Barack Obama's tenure.
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The vision is surreally real, at once literal and symbolic, and the meanings productively multiply.
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The tent is a sort of symbolic replica of the Shimmer, which we soon discover
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Our political concerns instead trend upward and toward the symbolic; equal representation is the lodestar.
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Instead, the women's leagues settle for whatever symbolic gestures the league is willing to make.
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It was a highly symbolic target: the Prime Meridian, the longitudinal center of the world.
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Increasing their coverage goes beyond symbolic moves to change VA's motto by providing tangible benefits.
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On Tuesday, Scotland's devolved parliament rejected May's Brexit plans in a symbolic, non-binding vote.
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There is no substitute for the powerful symbolic and life-changing nature of refugee resettlement.
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Sometimes, it's true, the movie feels arch and overburdened, as the symbolic load piles up.
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I just feel like it's symbolic with everything that is wrong with American drinking habits.
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Spain and Portugal could still wriggle off the hook or receive only a symbolic fine.
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Northam's election was supposed to mark a symbolic and substantive rebuke to all of that.
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It's a horrific bait-and-switch that, ironically, is symbolic of much of Trump's presidency.
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Lubow's sometimes forced symbolic readings of the photographs seem marshaled primarily to strengthen the defense.
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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) first launched the symbolic effort in Sydney, Australia, in 2007.
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"The statue itself is symbolic of a lot of larger issues," Kessler said last year.
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It will fight to the bitter end to defend its most populous and symbolic stronghold.
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Without any backing from other countries, Puigdemont's declaration of independence would be nothing but symbolic.
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Flannery O'Connor spoke with some contempt of the idea that the Eucharist is merely symbolic.
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But the vote was largely symbolic for another reason: It came 19703 years too late.
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While many protesters left the symbolic site peacefully, some defied the order and remained behind.
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Kaepernick's symbolic protest soon spread to other sports, from the WNBA down to Little League.
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It was a symbolic victory, and also an artistic one: The concert was urgent, authoritative.
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That "1" in the title is symbolic: There really is nobody else alive out here.
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For his part, he only agrees to glitch certain images—things that are inherently symbolic.
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The sculptures in the show at Blum & Poe bring a similar kind of symbolic meaning.
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The absence of a visa when I cross the channel has symbolic value to me.
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Maybe it has a symbolic meaning to him...or maybe he was just really drunk.
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"It's very symbolic of the final punctuation on the end of their journey," Lakeman says.
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"These cases are mostly symbolic," said Leroy Terrelonge, an analyst with cyber intelligence firm Flashpoint.
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Its propaganda arm is trying to soften the symbolic damage of losses on the battlefield.
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The tariffs might or might not achieve their objectives, but their symbolic value is great.
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This may sound like a small point but at symbolic international summits, such details matter.
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It's up for debate whether the impact of loyalty programs is significant or just symbolic.
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Was it a purely symbolic attack, a warning to other Russian operatives to remain loyal?
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There's also a symbolic and emotional element to this fight that's not to be discounted.
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But it's more than just about Free Basics feeling like a symbolic echo of colonialism.
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The measure, which passed, is largely symbolic, but it puts Mr. Sueur firmly behind Maurice.
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American negotiators are likely to see these commitments as symbolic gestures rather than major shifts.
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GOP lawmakers have already made symbolic gestures to the same effect: In July, Republican Sens.
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In this instance, the court has a better chance to have an impact, however symbolic.
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Critics have derided the law as awkward, "purely symbolic" and irrelevant to an applicant's qualifications.
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"[Starbucks] felt they needed to make a symbolic gesture," Harvard sociologist Frank Dobbin told me.
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The symbolic and the practical aside, there's also the real question of our constitutional order.
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The ritual incorporates yams, pumpkin seeds and other elements that are symbolic of unifying couples.
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Some historic buildings are so important, so symbolic, that they deserve to be faithfully reconstructed.
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It is a symbolic victory for animal rights activists — and a moment in snack history.
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A symbolic statue of a mythical Portlandia sporting a trident knelt below a Cyclopean keystone.
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The gesture has been seen by many as one symbolic of love and familial respect.
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"It is another symbolic step offered to an administration that has been content with symbolism."
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Smiles are a symbolic way of showing that someone is feeling comfortable with their surroundings.
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The finding adds to evidence that Neanderthals were capable of symbolic thought and possibly language.
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This symbolic "death" offers a potential political compromise in the midst of the current purge.
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It's never definitively established, but the suggestive uncertainty frees up Miralles for broader symbolic purposes.
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He chose the one in front of the contemporary art museums for its symbolic value.
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Populist conservatives also appreciate fake news for conveying what they see as underlying symbolic truths.
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But such a move would be more than symbolic — especially to the victims of Darfur.
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Will he and Bash get any blowback from the network for Welfare Queen's symbolic victory?
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Social media platforms have stepped in to replace real violence with a new symbolic surrogate.
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The move is largely symbolic, as NATO's current budget is relatively small, approximately $6900 billion.
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They&aposre also symbolic of some of the key differences between millennials and baby boomers.
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Some of them seem largely symbolic ... and we're yet to see all the intelligence reports.
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