In rural America, the sources of unraveling are the immigrants (symbolized by the caravan) and the radicalized mobs of educated elites (symbolized by the media).
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This fight, which to the crowd, symbolized a battle for the bragging rights of a nation, symbolized the struggle for supremacy between the mother country and her naughty, prodigal child.
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New York symbolized a belief in social and cultural integration.
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Pisces is symbolized by two fish swimming in different directions.
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Sagittarius is a centaur, symbolized by a bow and arrow!
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And who symbolized the Lost Cause more fully than Lee?
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In Australia, this evolution was best symbolized by Farhad Jabar.
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They said it symbolized poor management at the theater program.
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"A dozen has symbolized plenitude since the Antiquity," they write.
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A cartoon making the rounds on social media symbolized that start.
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The sunburst connected to religious salvation; the olive branch symbolized peace.
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Fountain's novel saw how corporate America's embrace of veterans—symbolized by
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The boats that sailed together symbolized a match meant to be.
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For many Saudis, "the Nakheel Mall girl" symbolized the Commission's overreach.
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Some on Twitter said he symbolized the spirit of the revolution.
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Not so long ago, 996 symbolized possibility for Chinese tech entrepreneurs.
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The West, symbolized by the United States, is the perennial bogeyman.
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The sweater Kathy made for Bill symbolized their love for Christmas.
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But it was the real Mary Tyler Moore who symbolized courage.
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Juanito, 22014 Meet Juanito, who symbolized the 22014 World Cup in Mexico.
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Nothing better symbolized the federal overreach in the Democrats' health care plan.
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Two live chicks on the boy's coffin symbolized a family seeking justice.
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There was a time when he symbolized evil of nightmarish, galactic proportions.
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He symbolized everything that Cuban baseball had stood for since the revolution.
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As gas stations became ubiquitous, they shaped our roadsides and symbolized mobility.
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And lasting peace—symbolized by the ultimate dream of reunification—remains elusive.
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For many it is a place that has symbolized corruption and dysfunction.
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No wonder it has symbolized the penis since the dawn of time.
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The hike, pictured above, symbolized the two leaders' commitment to normalizing relations.
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"In Trump's words, it symbolized the religious element of national identity," said Pankowski.
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She loved being on the water; "it symbolized life to her," Smith said.
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Scorpio is symbolized by the scorpion, which can be found in the desert.
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Hayward's on-court demeanor is neatly symbolized by his unflappable head of hair.
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The Pope gave Trump a sculptured olive tree, telling him it symbolized peace.
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Obama symbolized a better future, a vision of hope and inclusivity, Lee says.
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They were celebrating what Hader symbolized -- the white kid back on the hill.
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The panther symbolized Christ, with the ultimate serpent—the dragon—as the devil.
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Fury's nickname is the Gypsy King, and who knows what the throne symbolized.
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But more recently, soccer has symbolized easing tensions between Qatar and its neighbors.
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I assume this symbolized how the Founding Fathers are spinning in their graves.
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The first is the rise of the far left, best symbolized by Rep.
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Symbolized by the Water Bearer, Aquarius is known for eccentricity, intellectualism, and humanitarianism.
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Libra is the only zodiac sign symbolized by an inanimate object: the scales.
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"Chang," symbolized the reinvention of myself from Jersey Girl to pan-cultural sophisticate.
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So the sand symbolized the West Coast, a place I love a lot.
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But car ownership has for a long time symbolized freedom, independence, and upward mobility.
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"[Returning to church] symbolized me wiping out everything that I ever learned," he says.
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What is being communicated and symbolized by such brazen displays of sheer killing power?
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Their presence in the Tunisian jewelry is related to antiquity, when they symbolized fertility.
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Historically, walls, such as those in Berlin and China, have symbolized divisiveness and repression.
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These Sirens no longer symbolized the spirit, but rather, the pleasures of the flesh.
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Coupled with the wall, though, it also symbolized the city's enduring ambivalence about immigration.
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That season's "Water the Tree" slogan symbolized patience and growth over a long season.
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For most of its history, New York City has symbolized power, wealth, and innovation.
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His election as president of Interpol symbolized how Chinese policing was becoming globally respected.
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The pair's first meeting in Brussels was symbolized by a prolonged and awkward handshake.
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He symbolized a rugged individualism that appealed to many Americans heading into the 1960s.
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A housing project that once symbolized the power of French Communists was being demolished.
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The pair's first meeting in Brussels was symbolized by a prolonged, white-knuckle handshake.
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"Woman has been symbolized almost out of existence," Katherine Anne Porter wrote, in 1950.
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People forget that Libra, symbolized by the scales, is also a sign of commerce.
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The ring symbolized enduring love, with the diamond indicating eternity and the ruby, passion.
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It rejected the idea that our identities can be symbolized through our romantic choices.
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They left them on a barbed wire structure that symbolized the ghetto&aposs isolating wall.
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Why it matters: The area has long symbolized the military tensions between the two countries.
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Miss Manners understands that unity in the bridal party is often symbolized through matching clothing.
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Some have said the bikes symbolized the "wrong type of tourism" that was hitting Amsterdam.
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Elizabeth Wellington, a fashion writer at the Philadelphia Inquirer, suggested that Trump's dress symbolized racism.
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Instead, he transforms Elisa's otherness — symbolized through the scars on her neck — into a power.
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For years, the British forbade "the wearin' of the green" because it symbolized Irish dissidence.
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Zahir says Quavo asked for Napoleon pointing "dat way" since it symbolized power and progress.
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His chosen colors symbolized, respectively, sexuality, life, healing, the sun, nature, art, harmony, and spirit.
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Their union symbolized a "turning point for the monarchy," according to royal biographer Katie Nicholl.
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But it also symbolized, perhaps, the end of what might have been an extraordinary relationship.
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Hugh Masekela was a South African jazz pioneer whose music symbolized the anti-apartheid movement.
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America's folksy model is symbolized by Jack Hanna, the former director of the Columbus Zoo.
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The Daewoo founder's mad-rush corporate expansion symbolized South Korea's rise as an Asian tiger.
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His rise symbolized the country's emergence as an economic powerhouse from the ashes of war.
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I never much cared for butterflies as a child, because to me they symbolized death.
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Critics of the DACA protections have argued this program incentivizes illegal immigration, or symbolized a .
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And the headpieces really symbolized that notion of individuality and being unique, being strong and powerful.
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" The title of his film, Purple Rain, may have symbolized what she calls "a new beginning.
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The photo symbolized the tensions between police and protester in the wake of Michael Brown's death.
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If anything symbolized the exact opposite of Trump's spin, it was expensive and unnecessary private flights.
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The lyric "where did you sleep last night" symbolized the loneliness and strength of this woman.
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And this fear-mongering of Mexico is symbolized in this faux national emergency for a wall.
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This is symbolized here, as the game of hopscotch is a symbol of initiation and education.
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He then switched his Ipswich Town football shirt for another that symbolized his hometown of Framlingham.
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Love's eternity, symbolized by the endless wedding band, is meant literally to last beyond our deaths.
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But think of the colossal issues symbolized in this case that impact our democracy right now.
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The empty chairs, one for each victim, also symbolized the four suspects' absence from the court.
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To others, they symbolized the insanity of war and the folly of defenses against nuclear attack.
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But to the Iranians, the military drills symbolized having two nuclear-armed superpowers on their side.
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He said it symbolized his willingness to make a "sacrifice" for the sake of the country.
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The hunger that has defined her life as a woman has symbolized both lack and desire.
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That sea change, symbolized by this transformation of the Commons, submerges a lot of instructive history.
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Lines are used to visualize the data, with wind speed symbolized through thickness, tilt, and color.
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Early celebrations were tonally off, as well, with love for fathers symbolized by a pinned-on rose.
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But for Somali poets across the diaspora it symbolized the rise of their art into the mainstream.
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By wearing a ring on that finger, it symbolized the things you kept closest to your heart.
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His "Thank you" symbolized the end of a conversation, cutting off any rebuttal before it even happens.
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And their united front against Bolton, who symbolized the arrogance and folly of Iraq, prevented his confirmation.
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During the toast, the participants stood in the shape of a sunflower that symbolized their multicultural community.
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He symbolized what America meant to Poles and other Central Europeans: strength in the service of freedom.
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Georgia has symbolized freedom in the black imagination since the arrival of enslaved Africans in the 220006s.
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I think it's because we symbolized the whole grunge thing to people, who were just over it.
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For the family, the flags symbolized more than the source of the money to build the tomb.
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He did have 30 homers, but also 162 strikeouts, and symbolized the Rangers' all-or-nothing offense.
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For many Chinese in the 1980s and '90s, Hong Kong symbolized what we wanted China to be.
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The statue's incompleteness — she had lost her infant Jesus over the centuries — symbolized the cathedral's altered state.
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Midway through, tragic news comes as a shock, symbolized with an abrupt change to black and white.
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Many of them assumed the acquisition of a canine symbolized our first step toward having a baby.
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It also symbolized an ordering of society by race in which black people were always considered subservient.
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Themes of industrialization and urbanization, often symbolized by migrant workers, are not new to Chinese contemporary art.
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As a Justice, Gorsuch would embrace the deregulation of campaign finance symbolized by the Citizens United decision.
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The trash can in the plaza symbolized a gesture practiced in classrooms and offices across the country.
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"The heart symbolized ... that this whole painful journey was all to love a child," Packer told CNN.
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On Politics Wine caves were all the rage, but they also symbolized a bigger fight among Democrats.
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The GOP reaped electoral gains from their opposition to ObamaCare and the big government mindset it symbolized.
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Mars is symbolized by the phallus; when Mars is retrograde, expect some flaccid phalluses in your life.
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Cancer is the sign of protection, symbolized by the crab which has a hard shell to crack.
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Interestingly, the stars aligned for these celeb's babies to be born Geminis — the zodiac sign symbolized by twins.
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The service symbolized in part a growing reconciliation between the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church.
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The color pink symbolized the virtuous and blameless aspects of breast cancer and the femininity the disease threatened.
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But as much as we symbolized the future, we were also a political statement about a troubled present.
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This control is symbolized quite dramatically by the previously popular tourist act (now prohibited) of climbing the Pyramids.
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" It is an album of contradictions, symbolized by the words that are scrawled across its cover: "Which one?
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"It turned into something that was more than a product ... it symbolized something for all womanhood," says Tengah.
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The Supreme Court itself symbolized these changes, losing its last remaining Protestant justice, John Paul Stevens, in 2010.
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But for me, that decision symbolized the first crucial step in attempting to live an authentic professional life.
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Lehman transitions to a macho culture of computerized trading and greed, symbolized by actors dancing a demonic twist.
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For new Asian nations, these bold engineering projects symbolized their attainment of political freedom and embrace of modernity.
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That moment, he wrote, symbolized that the Jewish spirit had survived while the Third Reich had been destroyed.
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Gomez's SUV was the last vehicle in the procession, which symbolized the end of one chapter, he said.
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No decent Palestinian society can emerge from the culture of victimhood, violence and fatalism symbolized by these protests.
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Indeed, her life in her final years might be seen as a violation of everything she once symbolized.
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How did the Confederacy come to be symbolized in the flag that roils American politics to this day?
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The fountain symbolized French imperial power, but the bust still captures the Chinese model's pride and calm dignity.
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Where the American frontier once symbolized perennial rebirth, President Trump's signature project now looms like a national tombstone.
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Reiche theorized that the lines symbolized an astronomical calendar, while others believe they hold religious or ritualistic significance.
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But there is something running between us, some throughline, that is eternal, symbolized by that ever-rolling river.
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His story symbolized the people of Miami better than most athletes could ever represent the cities they play in.
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Only months ago, Austria, like Germany, symbolized Europe's welcoming embrace to Syrians and other refugees fleeing war and poverty.
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This is true for all signs, and yet you alone, Scorpio, are symbolized by a poisonous, hard-shelled insect!
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For a country long symbolized by another cute bear, the battle is on between Pooh and the panda bear.
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You are symbolized by the Hermit in the tarot deck, and you're super selective about who you let in.
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The world needs a champion that always symbolized the best of Islam to offset the hatred born of fear.
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Surabhi Bharadwaj's performance of the snake Nataraj and the cosmic energy symbolized by its sinuous shapes was a highlight.
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Japanese politics once symbolized gerontocratic inertia with the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) wielding monopolistic power virtually unchallenged since 1955.
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The chest-thumping American irredentism symbolized by Donald Trump is in part a reaction to Obama's 21st-century realism.
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She was 87 at the time and her art was dominated by spiders, which she said symbolized her mother.
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As a Pisces, you're pretty chill with this; after all, you're symbolized by two fish swimming in different directions.
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The generational schism is symbolized by the hard-core band Black Flag, which Dorothea tries and fails to understand.
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His baptism on Saturday marked more than just his official entry to the church; it symbolized a new chapter.
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Over time, though, he came under sharp scrutiny for his lavish pay packages, which symbolized boardroom excess in Britain.
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It supposedly symbolized a point in time when auto workers felt like they needed to protect themselves against management.
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Old Lead Foot didn't seem to listen, which momentarily symbolized every time he never listened in my whole life.
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America's gun violence problem is symbolized by both the March for Our Lives and the Movement for Black Lives.
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That included the letter N (which symbolized infinity), phrases like "Animal Farm," and, yes, references to Winnie the Pooh.
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It seemed that the triumphalism of post-World War II America that President Kennedy had symbolized could be restored.
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When Isabella noticed the sign, she asked her grandfather why a name that symbolized slavery was still being used.
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Growing up, my Dad tried to convince me that this cash, when saved, symbolized opportunity for my future self.
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That moment symbolized the official, long-awaited, undisputed end to football's biggest scandal, a storm that never seemed to pass.
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The contrast between father and son reflects a change in Japan's ruling party symbolized by Abe's own rise to power.
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Since Jack couldn't put on a ring, Teague held a candle that the ring was placed on, which symbolized Jack.
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He also noted her connection to Goldman Sachs, which he argued symbolized the corrosive effect money had on American politics.
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Being that you are symbolized by the twins, Gemini, themes like communication and partnership have always been important to you.
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President Emmanuel Macron was depicted as a penguin while running for office, and a gun-toting Sylvester Stallone symbolized America.
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You might be symbolized by the Hermit in the tarot, but in the real world, you do get lonely, Virgo.
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"It became a collection of images that symbolized the power of identity," the duo said in an email to Mashable.
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The classic with a sepia-toned dial symbolized the idea that, even as time passes, family bonds of love endure.
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The record symbolized a new wave of hip-hop music rooted in classic soul with accents of electro and Afrobeat.
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Over the banner, executed very poorly, was the heraldic castle with four turrets that symbolized the Army Corps of Engineers.
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This is symbolized by the numbers and graphs surround the graduate student and the pie chart obscuring the student's face.
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But residents' questions about development only grew, and to many, 344 Main symbolized what couldn't be allowed to pass again.
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Experts said the club symbolized the Aboriginal rejection of assimilation and the start of an Aboriginal renaissance still unfolding today.
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It symbolized a peculiar fondness, verging on devotion, that the skillful forward has developed for the tiny South American country.
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Aides to Mr. Conyers said the 64 signatures on the letter symbolized the 64 years since the armistice was signed.
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Suffragists wore a yellow sash, and the color white has symbolized the emancipation of women unifying for a proper cause.
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For millenniums, water has symbolized Rome's dominion over nature, its engineering prowess and deep, seemingly inexhaustible spring of good fortune.
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"He asked if I knew what it symbolized, and said I couldn't leave with the hat," Andersen told the Post.
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Wag's unusual business model — like Uber, but for dog walking — symbolized for many the frothiness of the technology investment bubble.
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Mr. Santopietro said the musical, which he saw as a boy, resonated with theatergoers because it symbolized freedom from oppression.
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Nothing has symbolized the school funding crisis in Oklahoma quite like images of old, tattered textbooks that students still use.
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Students should be exposed to controversial books, but that doesn't mean the ministry's decision symbolized what bigoted country Israel had become.
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It symbolized that the company was complicit in the government's immigration policy, including the separation of families at the southern border.
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The handkerchiefs were placed in your back pocket, essentially, and depending on the color, symbolized a sexual fetish or a position.
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Joseph Mizzi, chairman of the museum's board of trustees, said the statue symbolized the friendship between the people of both countries.
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Security in Baghdad is much improved, symbolized by the reopening of the high-security Green Zone in December after 15 years.
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Exhibiting equal parts arrogance and incompetence, the centrist Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) politician symbolized the very worst of Mexico's ruling class.
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You can see how the book deals with feelings viscerally, an approach neatly symbolized by the recurring images of corrupted hearts.
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Instead, they were metaphors that symbolized Lovecraft's deep fear of the rapid technological and scientific advancements in the early 20th century.
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She consulted a fortune-teller, who told her that an egg that flew out of the pan often symbolized a death.
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In the countdown to World War II, no event more aptly symbolized false hopes and Nazi duplicity than the Munich accord.
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But after they had reached the American League Championship Series the previous two years, that shortcoming symbolized a season gone awry.
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The royal headgear has throughout history symbolized the power of its wearer, and was typically made using expensive metals and jewels.
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SLAM is a cool word, but how is it the answer to the clue "It's symbolized by a star and crescent"?
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I had never had a computer of my own before, and to me the prospect symbolized a world of new possibilities.
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But exclusivity is not exactly out of style; it's just no longer symbolized by something you can swing from your arm.
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"Lyra symbolized the new Northern Ireland and her tragic death cannot be in vain," Ms. Bradley said in an online statement.
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Befana's origins stretch back thousands of years, possibly to the Roman goddess Strenia, who symbolized the birth of a new year.
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For the past eight years, Z-Bo wasn't just one of the Grizzlies best players, he symbolized what the team stood for.
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Different moves symbolized issues, like ovaries for reproductive rights, an equal sign for equality, and a raised fist for Black Lives Matter.
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The bald eagle, designated as the national emblem of the United States in 2250, has long symbolized the American ideal of freedom.
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His presence at the wedding was symbolized by a candle, the portrait of Captain Sparrow, and a ring on a pirate's sword.
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But it also symbolized how wide open the fight would be for the final two spots in the ATP Finals in November.
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But for other women, the magazine and brand symbolized a new kind of repression: lust for the female body disguised as liberation.
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For many, the video symbolized the aggression and hatred behind the racist demonstrations — culminating in a literal assault on a black man.
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But it also symbolized an end to the stylish, celebrity-friendly era of presidential entertaining the Obamas ushered in eight years ago.
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The Romans eventually began bending these branches into a ring and displaying them on doorways, which symbolized both victory and eternal life.
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For centuries, horses have symbolized a unique kind of freedom and untamed beauty that some cultures have even elevated as god-like.
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Those early statues still had the original idea, because there were broken chains in the hands that symbolized the abolition of slavery.
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Every color I have chosen has symbolized a different period of my life: green for growth; blue for healing; orange for warmth.
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Forrest symbolized many great traits and virtues that can be learned from this Game to inspire people from all walks of life.
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The competing efforts by a company that has symbolized China's growing wealth and global ambitions are a problem for the country's leaders.
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I had never thought of the various meanings that might attach to slumbering women, or what it was they meant or symbolized.
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But beyond that, Cardinal Law, who died at 86, also symbolized the divergence between the United States and Rome on the problem.
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Together, Britain and the United States have succumbed to a strange delusion of restored greatness, symbolized by May's embrace of Donald Trump.
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Both companies symbolized a shift in India's business mind-set in recent decades, as they looked overseas to court clients and deals.
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The candidate of the governing Socialist Party, Benoît Hamon, whose fifth-place finish symbolized voter rejection of the establishment, was equally unequivocal.
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News Analysis Since the early 1870s, the elephant has symbolized both the circus and the Republican Party, so the announcement on Jan.
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Vivian Baker, the head of the makeup department, said that in these women's world, it symbolized power — both their own and Ailes's.
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"The whole thing became this inadvertently but inherently corrupt enterprise that, to me, symbolized the failure of the entire adventure," Lindsay said.
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It's striking that a writer who symbolized intellectual authority was at a loss for words when it came to her own story.
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That retreat was symbolized at this week's Frankfurt Motor Show, one of the industry's biggest global events, where the USA was MIA.
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WASHINGTON — The iconic blossoming cherry trees that ring the Tidal Basin here have symbolized the arrival of spring for nearly a century.
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To his supporters, Mr. Lei symbolized how even middle-class Chinese citizens are vulnerable to abuses of power by unaccountable authority figures.
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Nestled in the Rockies, the treasure symbolized the romance and vastness of the West — the opposite of the urban lives we were living.
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But it certainly wasn't love or compassion -- two sentiments that are symbolized by that rainbow flag raised above a court complex in Tampa.
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The two said they wanted a name that did not sound twee or overly cute, opting instead for one that symbolized good luck.
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Everyone appears to be wearing a yellow ribbon, which symbolized that a released was welcomed back home after they were done serving time.
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Later, in Nigeria, Hopkins learned that the Yoruba concept of ashe, or the power to make things happen, was symbolized by a woodpecker.
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And then there's the more gendered aspects: the reveal of the woman's true self, symbolized by Vivian's reddish curly mane, untamed and raw.
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The case began in 2010 and became highly charged because many believed it symbolized perceived corruption among Spain's elites – including the royal family.
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Earlier this year, it seemed as if every presidential candidate wanted to show their support for the innovation symbolized by Uber and others.
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For these protesters, Pepe symbolized the youthful nature of rebellion and had nothing to do with the far-right movement in the West.
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His family has not visited him in two years, and he has had recurring nightmares about the deaths symbolized by his teardrop tattoos.
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A year later, she visited Jung Myung-Seok in jail and was gifted a pearl necklace that she was told symbolized a vagina.
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The Rio2016 website's blurb says it will "deliver a message for planet earth" symbolized by each athlete being given a seedling to plant.
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For decades, Chinese leaders have sported unnaturally black heads of hair, a look that symbolized unity and gave the party a youthful veneer.
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Fashion has played a significant role in the heritage, economic development and identity of France, and dress has often signaled and symbolized change.
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But the incident symbolized Facebook's mounting failures in its biggest market, particularly when it comes to the spread of harassment and hate speech.
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And the many buttons a tux jacket had, which symbolized importance, have been replaced with only one or two on a colored suit.
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Some demonstrators said the cross symbolized the mark they will put on their ballots in favor of independence, assuming the referendum goes ahead.
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The concert symbolized a breakthrough moment after a year of escalating tensions on the peninsula over North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile tests.
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For a country that had only decriminalized homosexuality in 1993, the vote symbolized a resolute step towards shaking off its traditionally Catholic conservatism.
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As Fleury passed the Stanley Cup to the 23-year-old Murray, the exchange symbolized a passing of the torch in the organization.
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Samsung is by far the largest company among the chaebol, and for decades it has symbolized both power and wealth in South Korea.
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If I told you that this picture symbolized something from the book you are reading, what would I be referring to and why?
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The sleeping bag symbolized Ms. Meriwether's deep commitment to her work, but it also gave off a whiff of the disheveled post-collegiate.
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Nothing symbolized the disarray and dysfunction of the Democratic Party more than the very first day of its convention last summer in Philadelphia.
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During his tenure, Mr. Key pushed for New Zealand to adopt a new flag, saying the old one symbolized a bygone colonial era.
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Yet the biggest dissonance that the Trump-Bolton partnership may bring is on the question of war versus peace, as symbolized by Iraq.
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A representative of Julien's Auctions wrote in a statement that the artwork "symbolized his ascent" through the ranks of New York power brokers.
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It weighed on her, this aide added, that her presence symbolized the peaceful transition of power, regardless of her own emotions about the day.
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Likewise, the egg symbolized the ancient Babylonian goddess of war and sexual love, Ishtar, who, after hatching in the heavens, fell into the Euphrates.
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These icons symbolized the ridiculous expectation that, like caped vigilantes protecting a whole city, individual teachers should single-handedly fix society's most pressing problems.
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"This is as good as it gets," we said, redundantly, as we updated our LiveJournal emoji, which symbolized our emotional status in that moment.
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I felt as though the back seat of the bus symbolized how little has really changed for black Americans in the last 50 years.
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"We wanted it down," St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson said at a live-streamed news conference on Monday, explaining that the structure symbolized slavery.
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It was made with nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon, and raisins, and stamped with a cross on top that symbolized a soul being saved from Purgatory.
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Whatever intangibles indie was going to deliver, whatever it symbolized, it was not — it turns out — really going to be about money and sales.
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But first is Rio, and the opportunity and risks now symbolized by Guanabara Bay, so scenic from afar and so dirty at closer range.
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Gospel songs were sung ("Ain't no grave gonna hold my body down") and poetry read; the removal of a temporary structure symbolized the eviction.
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But in this instance, perhaps especially in this moment since it so manifestly symbolized another lost season, Manning was slamming his fist in fury.
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In bouncing back from last year's heartbreaking loss in the title game, the Tar Heels symbolized a common theme this year, our columnist writes.
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His hair set him apart from his school friends and symbolized his individuality, falling about in chaotic curls that sometimes knotted in the nighttime.
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Robespierre Bolivar, foreign ministry spokesman of host Philippines, said the adoption of the framework symbolized the commitment to creating a "substantive and effective" code.
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The women were expected to wear a "collar" -- a piece of jewelry they couldn't take off that symbolized their commitment to their master, Salzman testified.
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The 82 women symbolized the 82 female directors who've had films screened at the festival since it began in 1946, compared to 1,688 male directors.
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Just as Leo is the lion and Pisces is the fish, "Ophiuchus is the serpent bearer, symbolized by a man clutching a snake," Edut says.
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A galling, lackluster 220-214 loss to the Calgary Flames — their fourth defeat in six games — symbolized a slide from Stanley Cup contenders to slackers.
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The controversy, symbolized by the social media hashtag #OscarSoWhite, has caused several black celebrities to say they will boycott the Academy Awards on February 28.
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In practice, however, that EU hard core already exists; it is most vividly symbolized by the euro area, or, more formally, the European monetary union.
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Like sola fide , this was a rejection of what, to Luther, were the lies of the Church—symbolized most of all by the indulgence market.
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The appearances of Brandon's fantasy watchdog lend "Kicks" a hallucinatory gloss, infusing the film with a pathos symbolized by Brandon's wishful longing for flashy footwear.
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The new order was symbolized perfectly later that campaign season when South Carolina's Democratic senator Strom Thurmond, the Dixiecrat presidential candidate in 1948, switched parties.
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For the next six months, two men who might have symbolized Bulgaria's old guard instead will stand front and center in debates over Europe's future.
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New York in the 1970s was symbolized in popular culture by Archie Bunker, graffiti-laden subways and "The Warriors," the cult film about rampaging gangs.
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His power was all in what he symbolized — that maybe the great Canadian experiment in social democracy was not working as well as we thought.
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They, too, said little to Harry and Meghan, who once symbolized the future of the royal family and whose decision to leave almost ruptured it.
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Although the Palast symbolized a repressive regime, he argued, it was primarily seen as a place for everyday activities: eating, dancing and celebrating family occasions.
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If that loss, to Sweden, symbolized one of the emotional low points of the team's proud history, it served, too, as a wake-up call.
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But it symbolized something powerful in its simplicity: a desire just to play, for the sake of the game and the integrity of the competition.
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Thirty years after Coca-Cola symbolized the arrival of American business in China, the company became a symbol of a darker turn in the relationship.
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For many at the march, the president's presence symbolized a victory after years of complaints that their views were dismissed by the mainstream news media.
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His ascent symbolized a developing country that had seemed to successfully combine private enterprise with social justice and was riding high on surging commodities prices.
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As time went on, they became more infused with a specific meaning that symbolized the concerns and preferences of a substantial set of white Americans.
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Through its serene depiction of beauty and femininity, it symbolized a certain "national consciousness," and was destined to "bring our peoples together," Mr. Enwonwu added.
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For most of the late twentieth century, V.C.'s realm, like the Tiffany necklace, was a bauble that symbolized the capacities of the entrepreneurial whole.
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People on Weibo, the popular Chinese social media platform, said Batwoman&aposs throwing a Molotov cocktail symbolized Hong Kong protesters doing the same, Variety reported.
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Never before has Perry been so artfully symbolized; by the show's end, he has been scraped of his cultural meanings like chicken off a bone.
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So is the bipartisan flexibility it symbolized in the alliance of an anti-Wallace Democrat like Mr. Elliott and my grandfather, a conservative populist Republican.
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This is symbolized by the fact that many of these ancient ceremonies have been passed down from generation to generations of kings for almost 700 years.
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The very nature of emotions—which are symbolized by the Water element—is to ebb and flow, wax and wane, swell and shrink, come and go.
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Tyka and President teamed up with Foreverence artists "on an original concept that symbolized the Prince's home, recording studio and sanctuary," according to a press release.
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But the whole ordeal is symbolized perfectly by its tools, the rigidity of steel in hyper-intimate contact with the profound squish of the human body.
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The victory symbolized a comeback for Woods, 43, and marked his first major win in 11 years — the first that his children were able to witness.
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That, the Royal Collection says in a statement, symbolized the "rebirth and growth" after World War II. • Want to keep up with the latest royals coverage?
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Much like Eastern Ukrainians seeking "protection" in the form of invasion by Putin's Russia, the 12 stars on blue symbolized to them a cultural non-negotiable.
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Aides to Conyers told The New York Times that the 64 signatures on the letter symbolized the 64 years since an armistice was signed in 1953.
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The Sun, Moon, and Mercury are all in Cancer, an intuitive Water sign symbolized by the crab, an animal with a hard exterior and sharp pincers.
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Location: Saint Petersburg, RussiaStarting rate per night: $170Directly across from Saint Isaac's Cathedral, the Astoria Hotel has symbolized luxury in Saint Petersburg since opening in 1912.
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It may simply be that years of preternatural calm, induced by rock-bottom interest rates and symbolized by the market's low 'fear gauge' (VIX), are over.
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Synthesizers, in the eyes of scene, symbolized falseness, hollowness, soullessness, coldness—in other words, exactly the ideas that Milemarker tackled head-on in Frigid Forms Sell.
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Once a mainstay of religious iconography that symbolized purity and humility, bare feet today are suggestive of another preserve of innocence — the blissful realm of childhood.
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This was a really wonderful kind of acceptance, which somehow symbolized so many changes that have happened for the good in our society in this time.
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Originally, this was done on the winter solstice, and it symbolized rebirth; the log was then burned and its remains kept in the home for protection.
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In 1971, Life magazine illustrated a suite in the Cove Haven resort and wrote that the room symbolized America's entrance into an age of "affluent vulgarity".
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It was rebuilt, controversially, as a playground for the wealthy, under Rafik Hariri, a former prime minister who symbolized unity to some and corruption to others.
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Meng Hongwei's appointment in 19393 as the chief of Interpol, the international law enforcement agency, symbolized Beijing's ambition to play a bigger role in global affairs.
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They find it difficult to understand the sources of the rage against the meritocratic elites best symbolized by the well-trained, competent civil servants in Brussels.
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This history is symbolized by the transformation of Attenborough himself from a talking and writing crocodile hunter to the greatest living advocate of the global ecosystem.
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The bank, which once symbolized German economic prowess, is now focusing on less glamorous and less hazardous businesses like helping German exporters manage financial transactions abroad.
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"The Kennedys symbolized a set of values," Mr. Obama said to the audience, which included Caroline Kennedy, the former president's daughter, and Jack Schlossberg, her son.
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He made it a goal to grow Disney&aposs global presence, symbolized with the debut of Disney Shanghai, Disney&aposs first theme park in mainland China.
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Located on the outskirts of Brussels, the Africa Museum symbolized the ravages of colonialism that Belgium exacted upon its Congolese subjects during 75 years of occupation.
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Christie Elan-Cane is pushing for a third option on passports for genderless people, which is usually symbolized by an 'x' on travel documents and birth certificates.
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The two leaders personally symbolized the breakthrough, embracing warmly and swaying side by side to live traditional music at a lavish state dinner in the Eritrean capital.
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In the same way that atomic weaponry symbolized power throughout the Cold War, quantum capability is likely to define hegemony in today's increasingly digital, interconnected global economy.
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And on a more serious level, it symbolized the Trump administration's absolute loyalty to the Saudi royal family, which has become more sinister in the months since.
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The trucks' presence symbolized what has become a rare and surprising alliance between a US labor organization and advocates for immigrants who may soon face deportation orders.
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So when trumpeter Miles Davis started turning his back to the audience while performing live, it symbolized what jazz had already done -- it tuned out its audience.
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Fans took to social media Sunday to mourn the death of José Fernández, with many noting that his skill and demeanor symbolized the best parts of baseball.
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At the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, "Vinicius," a combination of a cat, monkey and bird, was the mascot and symbolized wildlife found in Brazil.
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Her work was influential because she symbolized why both black writers and science fiction can and should be taken seriously as meaningful additions to the literary canon.
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In holly wreaths, the sharp, pointed leaves represented the crown of thorns worn by Jesus on the cross and the small, red berries symbolized drops of blood.
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To help, she used "reframing," a popular cognitive behavioral therapy technique, getting at what a "B" symbolized to her and helping her develop a more positive outlook.
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The National Weather Service's forecast cones include two sections: a three-day forecast, symbolized by solid colors, and a less-certain five-day forecast shown in dots.
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Alfred E. Smith, who represented the best of Tammany, and Mayor James J. Walker, who symbolized just about the worst — if you do not count Boss Tweed.
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Other styles, like patent leather and nylon clothes, symbolized a futuristic view and a look toward what people thought the year 2000, the new millennium, would bring.
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Long before De Gaulle celebrated the liberation of Paris there in 1944 or Napoleon crowned himself emperor in 1804, Notre Dame symbolized — and indeed shaped — France itself.
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On the other side of the border, their Israeli neighbors keep watch for incoming kites and rush to extinguish fires caused by toys that once symbolized joy.
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The city's iconic tower, created for the 1962 World's Fair, long symbolized Seattle's perception of itself as a visionary town with an eye on the 21st century.
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LONDON — When Adam Durant started his company analyzing climate-related threats to aircraft, he and his team of researchers symbolized the possibilities offered by the European Union.
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To those of us of a certain age, the Kennedys symbolized a set of values and attitudes about civic life that made it such an attractive calling.
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If you read your Broadly April horoscope, you know you're totally chill with planets retrograding because your sign is symbolized by two fish swimming in different directions.
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Reformers blamed the corruption and Mafia domination for the city's degradation, and nothing symbolized that more than Teatro Massimo, which remained closed for the next 23 years.
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But the nickname became our inside joke, and it symbolized the kind of femininity that attracted the boys I liked, but that I have never really possessed.
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That day, I managed to see Walter and Richard not for the privilege they symbolized—but as fellow humans determined to fight their way toward the end.
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Even a diminutive sphinx symbolized a fierce devotion to the temple gods, said Matthew Douglas Adams, a research scholar at New York University's Institute of Fine Arts.
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My father, a refugee from Romania and Ukraine, came to the United States because to him it symbolized opportunity (and, sure enough, it provided him rich opportunities).
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Though he was raised in California as a Hindu, he said that decorating a tree was among his happiest childhood memories, that it symbolized home and family.
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The new United States foreign policy, with its xenophobic protectionism aptly symbolized by Mr. Trump's promised wall on the Mexican border, will turn these supporters into antagonists.
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The epic battle of politics is between the hope-motivated progressive populism most symbolized by Sanders and the reactionary, hate-motivated pseudo-populism most embodied by Trump.
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The semiautomatic weapons symbolized Biblical "rods of iron," and most attendees wore crowns representing the "sovereignty of kings and queens," according to a statement from the church.
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During her time as first lady, Obama has symbolized hope and progress for girls and women around the country, especially for Black women and other women of color.
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By that same token, a sign like Pisces, which is symbolized by the Fish, may have an easier time, since fish can swim in all directions, McGuirk explains.
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Instead of looking in the mirror and hating her scars, which symbolized everything cancer took from her, Ortwein wanted to transform them into something she could smile at.
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Taksim and Gezi, one of the city's few green spots, have long symbolized the secular Turkish Republic, developed in the years after the collapse of the Ottoman caliphate.
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The current system allows applicants to tick only a male or female option, and does not provide for a genderless alternative, which is usually symbolized with an 'X'.
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Images of it being ripped from its plinth were broadcast live around the world and symbolized the moment Saddam's ruthless quarter-century in power came to an end.
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The Modernist offers a nostalgic view of modernist architecture, when it once symbolized the American dream, using postwar materials and mass production to make highly designed homes affordable.
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By surrounding himself at his election rallies with flags, songs and people who symbolized American values, candidate Trump evoked a sense of priestly leadership that many found appealing.
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During the dot-com euphoria of the late 22000s, ordinary investors piled into shares of young, unproven technology companies and the day-trading taxi driver symbolized the era.
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It symbolized the challenges she would face as she considered another run for the presidency and how to organize the circle of people who hoped to tag along.
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He argued that it also symbolized how analysts were viewing this market: as a raging bull where, if you miss the hidden value, you might get left behind.
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But what the oak itself symbolized was stronger, he added: the sacrifice of American Marines during World War I, and the friendship between France and the United States.
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Partridge may not have shared this view exactly, but some Europeans commissioned Māori portraits as records of an "exotic" local history, and ownership of them symbolized colonial control.
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And Mr. Obama has symbolized more than anyone in American history the idea that racial representation and the content of one's character were the perfect antidote to racism.
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A publicly traded oil and gas production company founded in 85033, Yukos symbolized the promise of Russia in the capital markets after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Mr. Celdran carried a large sign that read "DAMASO" — a reference to Father Damaso, a character from one of Mr. Rizal's novels who symbolized corruption in the church.
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The way Andrew Yang reacted to a question regarding lack of diversity on the debate stage symbolized the authentic response that his campaign has now become synonymous with.
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The world economy, markets, and policymaking - both fiscal and, especially, monetary - have changed radically since the financial crisis, symbolized by the U.S. investment banking giant Lehman's implosion on Sept.
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I took it as a good omen for the coming new year and convinced myself it symbolized that some exciting opportunities were coming in my near and far future.
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Changing the name to Dhaka Lit Fest, and throwing off the shackles of a connection to the old colonizer, symbolized a kind of coming-out party for the city.
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Dressed as a naughty schoolgirl, the instant superstar symbolized both youthful innocence and Lolita-like temptation, a combination which helped the single sell more than nine million copies worldwide.
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I had been crying my eyes out for a couple of days, I was at my friend's… and he took that picture and that one photograph symbolized it all.
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The smoking ruins of the boxes of aid nearby marked the deterioration of a plan that had symbolized hope for millions of Venezuelans in the midst of humanitarian crisis.
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So here are just a few ways of understanding Us. Perhaps the most obvious and recurring theme is the duality of human nature, as symbolized here by the doppelgängers.
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In a moment that symbolized Western triumph in the Cold War, the European Union officially absorbed much of the breadbasket of Central and Eastern Europe on May 2800, 228.
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For some, that vision runs counter to the "never again" message inscribed on Hiroshima's war memorial, and symbolized by the skeletal atomic bomb dome preserved at ground zero nearby.
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To some fans, it symbolized that, as hard as it is to grow up with depression, it's possible to slowly step away from it, or at least control it.
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As was clear from the smiling faces across Owino Uhuru, it symbolized a new reality: one where the sickness and deaths caused by the pollution were finally taken seriously.
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In another conflict involving the U.S., the Taliban assassinated an Afghan regional police chief who had survived dozens of attempts on his life and symbolized opposition to the militants.
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The minimalist camps were neither unimaginative nor merely austere: Instead, they symbolized an earlier America of slow and humble pleasures, where a preindustrial, even feral, childhood was still attainable.
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Ousted in February 2011 after nearly 30 years in power, Mr. Mubarak, 89, once symbolized the unassailable Arab strongman, and his downfall appeared to signal a political sea change.
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Mr. Percoco's trial symbolized what prosecutors, good government groups and Mr. Cuomo's political opponents have said was Albany's culture of influence peddling and secret deals, under the governor's watch.
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Never removed from its place in Japan's highest Shinto shrine near Ise, where it was taken 1,500 years ago, the mirror's role is symbolized by a prayer at ceremonies.
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In the sculpture "Reclining Woman Who Dreams" (1929), the sleeping body is symbolized by two parallel, undulating horizontal fronds joined at opposite ends by studs anchored to a platform.
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Passionate activist Hannah somehow manages to keep her optimism in the midst of all this, explicitly symbolized by her dogged efforts to conceive a child with her husband Johnny.
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She told the conservative radio host Glenn Beck that the Confederate flag symbolized "service, sacrifice and heritage" for some people in her state until Dylann S. Roof "hijacked" it.
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Its bleak cynicism feels total—a picture of a whole doomed culture symbolized by one symptomatic man, who prepared the ground for more extreme right-wing leaders to come.
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Shao, the London-based Tiananmen activist, said the world failed to hold China to account ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, which symbolized the country's arrival on the world stage.
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From his 1960 Olympic gold medal to his 1964 World Heavyweight Champion win against Sonny Liston to his 1996 lighting of the Olympic torch, he symbolized greatness throughout his career.
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Other indigenous communities in northern Mexico and the American southwest were known to make their own version of god's eyes, and what this craft symbolized was relatively consistent across variations.
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This platform encompassed a variety of issues, but those two themes were symbolized, respectively, by his commitment to the 2015 nuclear agreement and by his promises to keep Telegram open.
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Opportunities that are not fully available to broad sections of the population must be reopened, with the same optimism and pragmatism that symbolized the United States once upon a time.
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His ties to the internationally famous continued throughout his adulthood, symbolized by his famed 100,000-card Rolodex, housed in its own room next to his office in Manhattan's Rockefeller Center.
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World As Saudi Arabia's crown prince eases social restrictions, a graphic designer in Jeddah finds her new freedoms are symbolized through the use of one possession: her pistachio-colored bicycle.
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There are plans for him to soon give a series of policy speeches, perhaps with the assistance of a teleprompter – a device that to him once symbolized the bloodless establishment.
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To others, the druggie excess and grisly murder symbolized the dying gasp of an era—the moment when things went too far, and the city started cracking down on clubs.
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"While his look has had subtle changes over the years, he has always conveyed the brand's unique point of view and symbolized moving forward," Johnnie Walker said in a statement.
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Where they once symbolized power, pride, and progress, they are now icons of decline: jobs lost, communities decimated, a period of prosperity that turned out to be all too brief.
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The strike "so clearly symbolized much of what was wrong" with U.S. military assistance to Saudi Arabia, Robert Malley, a special assistant to the President at the time, told me.
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Sailors on every ship in the canal will see the proof of China's rising power, as they enter a waterway that once symbolized the global influence of the United States.
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Trump responded to the criticism by claiming he was "viciously attacked" by Khizr and disparaged Ghazala by suggesting her silence during her husband's remarks symbolized a stereotype of Muslim women.
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They cry, chant defiantly or stare into space as they leave areas that have long symbolized revolt against President Bashar al-Assad, like the recently emptied Damascus suburb of Daraya.
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" The letter, which included signatures from the artist Christian Boltanski and a former culture minister, Frédéric Mitterrand, said Mr. Koons's work symbolized "a type of industrial, spectacular and speculative art.
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The strained relations between the two countries are symbolized by the frosty ties between the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle in Thessaloniki and one in Skopje with the same name.
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The brooches, usually made of silver, symbolized both love and protection because, when the couple had a child, the brooch would be pinned to its clothes to ward off witches.
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It was only 323 years after the end of the Vietnam War, but already there was a Vietnamese American Dream, symbolized by our destination, the Asian Garden Mall in Westminster.
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It was originally conceived (by the French abolitionist Edouard de Laboulaye) as a monument to the abolition of slavery, symbolized by the broken chains and shackle at Lady Liberty's feet.
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But it has also symbolized just how thoroughly — and how quickly — the music industry has shifted to streaming as its dominant model, with downloads and CD sales practically an afterthought.
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Paying homage to the religious practices of the American South, Caribbean islands, and West Africa, Voodoo symbolized the marriage of the intricacies of Black life and faith influencing his sound.
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Growing up, I embraced the spiritual values embodied in Shia traditions, the heroism, sacrifice and quest for justice symbolized by the battle of Karbala -- stories recounted from generation to generation.
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Noah's new superfluity in the scheme of things, as well as his general cluelessness, was symbolized when he managed to miss out on serving as a pallbearer, replaced by Martin.
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They also symbolized aspirational wealth, as portrayed in a 2007 commercial in which a boy who lives in a Raemian complex wins over a classmate through its well-appointed playground.
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The other location of the terrorist attacks, Iran's Parliament building — which has symbolized Iranians' democratic aspirations since the constitutional revolution of 1906 — was also certainly chosen for its symbolic significance.
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The switch was symbolized by a change at the economy ministry, where leftist firebrand economy minister Arnaud Montebourg resigned to be replaced by the smooth former investment banker Emmanuel Macron.
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Some people held single red roses or white carnations, which in any other context would have symbolized Valentine's Day, a holiday that in this community may never be the same.
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The investigation found the gesture was used in the classroom within the first two or three weeks of training and symbolized a "sign of respect for Byrd," the class instructor.
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Meanwhile his conservative stance on secularism and security - witnessed when he said this summer that the full body burkini swimsuit symbolized the enslavement of women - also caused ructions within the party.
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It symbolized a last hurrah for 11 Spring Street, a long-time Lower Manhattan street art hotspot, before its conversion into luxury condos, like so much of the Lower East Side.
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Kaepernick's act of "taking a knee" during the national anthem to protest discrimination and police brutality, symbolized by his jersey, is worthy of the distinction of being displayed in a museum.
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"Slavery ended, and they [said] equal rights for everyone, yet you have these statues of people like Robert E. Lee who symbolized ideologies that the Constitution is explicitly against," he said.
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For William, they symbolized the family and stability young Randall had found over the past nine years, and he didn't want to disrupt that or insert himself where he wasn't wanted.
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If Hillary Clinton can turn away from the savage partisanship that has symbolized the last several years, I promise that I, as a conservative, will do my best to support her.
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The idealism of the early 1960s, symbolized by America's youthful new president, was gone, replaced by a creeping cynicism and an unease that the fabric of American society was coming apart.
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Our allies and our adversaries know that a permanent defense secretary has the support of both the commander in chief and the American people, as symbolized by the Senate confirmation process.
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Byrd said that some styles popular in the 1980s — including dresses that had high necklines and cinched or belted waists, along with big cartwheel-style hats — symbolized a brief '40s-revival.
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For nearly a century, the huge downtown bookstore has symbolized not only inexpensive books, but something just as valuable: full-time work for those whose arcane knowledge outweighs their practical skills.
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But the game — with its pitching changes, lengthy commercial breaks and time-consuming confabs on the mound — symbolized a problem for Major League Baseball throughout the season: the pace of play.
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In doing so, they thwarted – at least temporarily – a landmark reconciliation effort to resolve a case that has symbolized the political and communal divisions which surfaced during and after Libya's uprising.
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All of this was symbolized by Mack, the team's ancient owner-manager who despite steadily encroaching senility was still in the dugout as late as 1950, his 1.23th year on Earth.
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But as in all allegorical texts (the Bible itself, for instance), the relationship between the literal and the symbolized strata of the work of art is where its true value lies.
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Your Google -like company, Anahata, is symbolized by a squid that becomes the size of a bus, which is a great symbol of course for what companies like Google have become.
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Central to the show is a trio of large-scale paintings, each representing a different port, a repeating theme for Turner that symbolized beginnings and endings and the shifting of time.
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"What I thought symbolized everything which is good about this country is the Statue of Liberty: that wonderful, welcoming statue you see when you come in," said Law, who is British.
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Black Rock, the modernist skyscraper designed by Eero Saarinen that has been CBS headquarters for more than half a century and symbolized the network's invincibility, is being considered for a sale.
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Through Baumbach's lens, a gorgeous shoreline estate on Long Island is rendered as a barren tear-down, symbolized by a rotting family tree that literally crashes down on the reception tent.
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Director Bong Joon Ho said he was "happy to be its recipient under the new name," adding that he supported the "new direction" that the change symbolized in international film representation.
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The bank that once symbolized German economic prowess is effectively abandoning any hope of playing in the same league as Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan Chase, and struggling simply to remain relevant.
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The listing is also a blemish for a company that symbolized China's rising sophistication when it held a landmark initial public offering of stock two years ago in the United States.
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President Barack Obama's two terms in the White House symbolized a measure of hope and progress for the generation who marched in 1968 and those who now stand on their shoulders.
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His clothing store where he was gunned down last month symbolized his ties to the neighborhood and was transformed into a memorial where fans left flowers and balloons after the shooting.
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The artists' agent told me it was purely practical; Mr. Somers said it was because the tower represents home for Mechelen residents; Ms. De Francesco thought it symbolized understanding between religions.
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The Pythagoreans believed that numbers were not just figures, not just amounts, they thought numbers were living things, that numbers were male or female, that numbers had vibrations, that numbers symbolized things.
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Since Erivo was nominated for best actress and best original song for her work in the film "Harriet," the starry nails also reportedly symbolized Harriet Tubman following the North Star to freedom.
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The decision has for some symbolized the increased flow of money from large donors and independent groups into the electoral process, drawing ire from some officials on both sides of the aisle.
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Even in titles that might not necessarily fit solely into the "horror" genre, exploring the remnants of what was once a place that symbolized safety and comfort can be a frightening experience.
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That is a specific horror that can't be symbolized by one trend for all women — and it should definitely not be memorialized with the diamonds and stilettos sure to accompany these dresses.
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And in a strange rant about pop culture, also archived in 2001, he claimed that the movie Titanic was popular because the sinking of the titular ocean liner symbolized American moral decline.
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He faces the challenge of reassuring Republicans unhappy with their candidate, symbolized by the absence of so many party leaders, while using the event to expand his appeal to a broader electorate.
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The medley also takes music that in the past has symbolized stress and unwanted demands on our attention—like paying bills or just waking up—and turns it into pleasing background music.
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In addition to being symbolized by the scorpion, your sign is associated with the Phoenix, who, in Greek mythology, dies in a blazing inferno and then is reborn, rising from its ashes.
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She would typically offer Artemis a lock of her hair, some childhood clothes and toys, which symbolized the end of her own childhood as well as the children she would eventually birth.
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It placed full-page advertisements in Bloomberg Businessweek and The Wall Street Journal, touting HNA as a global brand, symbolized in print by an image of a whale floating over city skyscrapers.
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When it opened, in 220, the bridge symbolized the unfurling of a vibrant, borderless Europe, but in recent years it has been more closely associated with smuggling, of people, weapons and drugs.
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I had a member of the NPD (Germany's neo-Nazi party) in as a witness, and I just told him that combat boots symbolized the far-right, violence, and anti-foreigner sentiments.
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Almost a half-century later, the evolution in liberal attitudes that the strike symbolized created vulnerabilities that a very different son of Queens, Donald Trump, exploited in his rise to the presidency.
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K.; vodka-swilling Svec swears he has never vomited in space; and Yuki's attention is completely absorbed by his twin on earth, symbolized by his devotion to a two-headed mouse pup.
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It was penned by Schwerin, and in Clinton circles, the speech symbolized an important moment of speaking truth to power — and has become the goal post for most of her campaign speeches.
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The bitter nomination struggle revealed the persistence of deep differences among women, especially white women, about growing female assertiveness in society and the uprising against sexual harassment symbolized by the #MeToo movement.
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The approval of the Toshiba deal will probably come as a major relief for the Japanese conglomerate, which once symbolized the country's technological might but more recently has been scrambling to survive.
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Where the frontier once symbolized perennial rebirth, Donald Trump's border wall — even if it remains mostly phantasmagorical, a perpetual negotiating chip between Congress and the White House — now looms like a tombstone.
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For Weaver, a 20-year Army and combat veteran who lost a brother and a brother-in-law in the Middle East, the national anthem symbolized their deaths and is therefore sacred.
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"I loved that what the T-shirt symbolized for Obama was this blank slate, this moment of cleansing the palate or transitioning out of his back-to-back decision making," Spivack said.
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Normally the USTR's office is bureaucratically powerful despite its small size (this is symbolized by its physical location right by the White House) and institutionally biased in favor of making trade deals.
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The leaning tower came to define Mosul much like the arch in St. Louis, Mo. It towered over the skyline and symbolized the city's reputation as an ancient place of learning and beauty.
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But several longtime and prominent board members told The Associated Press they were standing by LaPierre, who has symbolized the gun-rights movement for decades with his unwavering support of the Second Amendment.
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I had always associated metal with dominance over me—like my older brother's dominance over me was symbolized by metal—so as the younger brother, I had a built-in distaste for it.
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She used rainbow colored yarn because it was "bright and spring-like," Mr. Jones said, and she wove them into nooses, which were covered in crocheted flowers, because she thought it symbolized death.
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It is also symbolized in the optics of the Iranian presidential visit and Trump's visit: the Iranians met with tribal and religious leaders, and signed agreements; Trump went to a U.S. military installation.
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The fact that Mr. Trump had been endorsed by a Ku Klux Klan newspaper, even if he rejected it, symbolized the sense of shock that he would now lead a vibrantly diverse democracy.
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Neither side won enough seats to govern alone and efforts to put together a coalition were complicated by 5-Star's refusal to work with Forza Italia, saying Berlusconi symbolized political corruption in Italy.
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Ahead of the vote, supporters rallied in Uruguay, Brazil and neighboring Chile, where they gathered in front of the Argentine Embassy in Santiago, chanting and wearing the green handkerchiefs that symbolized the movement.
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That defendant is Meas Muth, a former Khmer Rouge naval commander, whose potential prosecution has symbolized the tensions between the two parties to the tribunal, which combines Cambodian and international judges and prosecutors.
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Yang wore a homemade graduation cap adorned with a tiny Barbie dinner table set for one, which symbolized not only lonely singledom (dinner for one) but also female oppression in the domestic sphere.
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Some users on social media said the scene symbolized the end of the Coronavirus: The larger formation trailing a tricolor smoke encompasses the smoke trail of the soloist "virus plane," turning it invisible.
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The government's approach was perhaps best symbolized by deputy health minister Iraj Harirchi, who downplayed the spread of the coronavirus earlier this week — and then tested positive for it by the next day.
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Dozens of Middlebury Students Are Disciplined for Charles Murray Protest Students at the Vermont college disrupted a speech by the political scientist, an encounter that, for some, symbolized a misunderstanding of free speech.
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He wears a cap bearing a style of "A" different from the one that symbolized the team he rooted for in Anaheim, but he yearns to be remembered the same way in Atlanta.
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"Suleimani as a person inspired the masses, he was a national icon, he symbolized the struggle," said Ali Alfoneh, a senior fellow at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington who studies Iran.
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Her new joie de mourir even recharges her marriage with Joel, a former jock who has receded into a suburban ineffectualness symbolized by the flip-flops he wears around the cul-de-sac.
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Isn't that part of what's being symbolized when designers show shirts with sleeves so long — as Rick Owens and many others have been doing lately — the wearer might as well have no hands?
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In office, his governing philosophy is based on identity politics for the white middle class and is symbolized by his key campaign promises like building the wall, draining the swamp, and replacing ObamaCare.
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Good and true Americans — as symbolized by a soldier who witnessed 9/11 as a boy and played football, that most rah-rah sport — need to take out their batons and fight back.
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Ultimately, he reached the conclusion that resolving the conflict with the Palestinians would require direct negotiations with Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Chairman Yasser Arafat, the longtime terrorist leader who symbolized their national struggle.
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" But Tillerson's host, Iraq Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi, tersely replied that the militias would stay, insisting the militias were part of Iraq and symbolized "the hope of the country and the region.
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Its blissed-out message is a far cry from the "memento mori" -- stark reminders of the transience of life, symbolized by images of skulls and other grim reminders of mortality -- that populated medieval Europe.
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In 153, 19-year-old Patty Hearst, who was famously recorded wielding a semiautomatic rifle while robbing a bank with the Symbionese Liberation Army, symbolized the wayward female revolutionary of the 1960s and '70s.
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On Thursday, Hugh Hefner died at the age of 91, leaving behind a storied legacy that included a multimedia empire of clubs, mansions, movies, and television symbolized by bow-tied women in bunny costumes.
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Libra is the sign of justice, symbolized by the scales: Take this moment to determine whether you're being fair to those you share a home with—but especially whether you're being fair to yourself.
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The Potter imagery, linking the play to other Potter projects, supplants the distinctive child-in-a-nest image that had previously symbolized the play (giant nest sculptures are mounted on the New York theater).
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After all, in those first two decades, when it was a matter of deciding which regime best symbolized the future, Pollock's abstract expressionism showed America to be a reactionary force capable of forging ahead.
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Earlier this month during a Champions League match, the chants were accompanied by a flurry of yellow balloons that symbolized support for the Catalan politicians imprisoned for staging Catalonia's unconstitutional independence referendum last fall.
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In and around Orange County, four districts long held by Republicans had been seen as vulnerable, reflecting how political leanings have changed over the last decade in a region that once symbolized conservative politics.
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"They were scared to death of what Prop 187 symbolized," Roberto Suro, a professor of public policy and journalism at the University of Southern California and former New York Times journalist, told Retro Report.
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The Intrepid visit symbolized the bonds of a military alliance that dates from World War I and that has grown to encompass extensive intelligence-sharing, joint military exercises and shoulder-to-shoulder combat campaigns.
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership already looks dead; other trade deals, including the North American Free Trade Agreement, which symbolized the ever-more-open trading system of past decades, could be nixed or substantially diluted.
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The pledge made headlines this week after a sixth-grade student in Florida told a substitute teacher he would not stand for the pledge because he believed the American flag symbolized discrimination against blacks.
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When Mr. Cohen visited the Oval Office for the first time, he said, Mr. Trump raised the issue of the hush payments in the same room that symbolized the United States' seat of power.
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While at first the act symbolized the widespread intolerance of the LGBTQ community, the aftermath was perhaps more powerful: artists and passersby alike later wrote over the black paint with messages of love and acceptance.
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Although the presidency has few real powers, the decision to give it to a member of the Kurdish minority symbolized unity for Iraq under a constitution intended to share power among ethnic and religious groups.
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Looking back more than a decade later, the former head of Countrywide Financial, whose sprawling subprime loan business symbolized the financial recklessness of the real estate bubble, said he's become a convenient scapegoat without justification.
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Along with the former Serbian President and convicted war criminal Radovan Karadzic, Mladic symbolized the Serb campaign of ethnic cleansing that slaughtered tens of thousands of Bosnian Muslims, known as Bosniaks, and left millions displaced.
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His party emerged from 2014's "Sunflower Movement," when scores of student protesters stormed and occupied Taiwan's Legislature and Cabinet building to object to a trade pact that symbolized Taiwan's deepening relations with mainland China.
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The loss of Daraya, which once symbolized rebel defiance in the face of encirclement and relentless bombing attacks, reflected Mr. Assad's strengthened position in the conflict since Russia intervened to help him a year ago.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Monday about the way sports symbolized the strength and vulnerability of Cuban socialism under Fidel Castro misstated, in some editions, when baseball was discontinued as a sport at the Olympics.
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Suddenly Democrats are in a strange position — where they once vowed to prevent a border wall because it symbolized immigration extremism, they now see supporting one as the route to a more moderate, bipartisan deal.
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Now there is frustration that the tourists' abandonment of Tunisia, as symbolized by Britain's travel ban, has exacted a cruel and disproportionate economic penalty on a whole country for the crimes of a few extremists.
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Astrology nerds call you two-faced, Gemini (a cheap diss to toss at a sign symbolized by twins), but during this time, you might reflect on what's going on beneath the surface of your relationships.
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The centrality given to conductors — symbolized by their sometimes, yes, bizarrely large paychecks — is a symptom of a struggling classical field, clinging to the last gasps of a dying system of almost entirely male stars.
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It took nearly a month of intense fighting in an urban hellscape to retake Hue — a victory symbolized by the recapture of the Imperial Palace by Tran Ngoc Hue and the Hac Bao on Feb.
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In many ways, the poster symbolized the debate on Mussolini — or at least the violent nationalism that fueled his rise — that has returned with force to the country as critical elections loom on March 4.
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So, too, are the tools she used to propel herself to fame, including her distinctive daisy logo, adventurous approaches to advertising and her personal style (symbolized by short skirts and a Vidal Sassoon-sculpted bob).
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For many, the election of Barack Obama to the presidency symbolized the imminent birth of this new America, and many whites feared their privileged status, identity and way of life would die in the transition.
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The strike, the longest national walkout against GM since 1970, symbolized the contradictions and tensions in places like Bay City as Michigan prepares to vote on Tuesday, one of six states holding primaries or caucuses.
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For a country that only 40 years ago was one of the poorest in the world, the C919 symbolized the industrial might of an emerging superpower — and its dream to dominate a new technological era.
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Once a Wall Street darling that in many ways symbolized the U.S. fracking revolution, Chesapeake has struggled since a governance crisis prompted the departure of its founder and former Chief Executive Aubrey McClendon in 2013.
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Trans girls are sometimes symbolized as butterflies, because we also undergo metamorphosis—but if we're that pretty insect, these men are chaos theory's Butterfly Effect, where one seemingly small act determines another, much greater, consequence.
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And depending on which camp you found yourself in, there was one of two essays you'd brandish at dinner parties, yell about on Twitter, and pretend to have read that explained what the protests symbolized.
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Historians dispute whether the incident actually took place, but if it didn't the story is arguably even more revealing; the event became famous because it symbolized the way people thought about Goethe and his values.
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And while small-dollar donors and the activist base they symbolized were instrumental in his success, Obama also glad-handed at plenty of fancy, exclusive receptions for rich donors both during and after his 2008 victory.
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While Modi's bear hug with Trump and a clutch of deals at their encounter in June symbolized a budding friendship, trade between the two nations has underperformed and Washington wants to narrow a $31-billion deficit.
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Christie Elan-Cane, who was born female but identifies as "non-gendered", is pushing for a third option on passports for genderless people, which is usually symbolized by an 'x' on travel documents and birth certificates.
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Radio Raheem sits at the moral heart of the film, delivering a soliloquy directly to the camera on the ceaseless contest between love and hate, symbolized by the four-finger rings he wears on each hand.
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Formed a few years later, the Democratic Leadership Council also, for a time, steered the Democratic Party toward a more centrist vision symbolized by the election of Bill Clinton, one of its leaders, to the presidency.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Charities expressed outrage on Friday as the mayor of French port Calais, which has symbolized Europe's refugee crisis, signed a ban on gatherings that could stop aid groups distributing meals to migrants and refugees.
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In other news, it is Pi Day, an international celebration of mathematics, symbolized by the Greek letter used in math to represent the constant ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter, approximately 3.14159.
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During the convention, after the 77th ballot, he gave a rousing speech to his delegates, claiming, "I feel that I have to carry out the mandate of the people," arguing that his candidacy symbolized democracy itself.
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The shifts on unions, school integration and race-conscious decision-making that the 1968 teachers strikes symbolized are not unrelated to the disastrous election in 2016, a calamity from which progressives only partially recovered in 2018.
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The stunt, which was intended to look impromptu, symbolized the indiscriminate and inevitable nature of police violence against the black community—it's a brand of violence that Kerby feels we're all a bit too comfortable with.
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A court is expected to rule today in the case of nine activists facing public nuisance charges over months of large pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong in 2014, symbolized by the umbrellas many protesters carried.
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Mandvi, a comedian and former correspondent for "The Daily Show," starts with an exploration into the cultural object that most symbolized American cool to him as a child of the '70s and '80s: Fonzie's leather jacket.
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The coalescing of views was symbolized by the launch last month of a new Washington think tank, the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, which is dedicated to building new support for a less interventionist foreign policy.
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It has been a painful retreat for an industry whose delicate creations symbolized "Made in France" know-how, an economic pattern repeated across the country and one of the most divisive issues in the presidential election.
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After forcing the plane to land in Malta, one of the hijackers emerged with a flag in the green that symbolized Colonel Qaddafi's rule, and claimed to have established a new political party honoring the autocrat.
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Iraqi government forces attacked Islamic State's remaining redoubt in Mosul's Old City, a day after formally declaring the end of the insurgents' self-declared caliphate and the capture of the historic mosque which symbolized their power.
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It is scorched, battered and missing its spire and much of its roof, but the 800-year-old Gothic masterwork that symbolized both a place and a culture is a monument to be repaired, not mourned.
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That's what it felt like and that's what I symbolized in that moment and I think that's part of why it resonated so much with everyone because there were so many people who wanted to do that.
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The two-hour memorial in Strasbourg, a city that has often changed hands and now lies in France, symbolized the role Kohl played in reconciling the two erstwhile enemies France and Germany while driving European integration forward.
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Yet it symbolized far more than simply achieving legal voting age or receiving the keys to a new car: In royal terms, the Crown Princess is now old enough to rule without the help of a regent.
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Editorial Next month's elections in Iran do not bode well for Iranians eager for more political and social freedoms or for the promising new relationship with the West symbolized by the recent deal limiting Iran's nuclear program.
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Speaking at the event, Ray Wong, the leader of localist group Hong Kong Indigenous, said that mourning the Tiananmen massacre was no longer relevant to Hong Kong, and that it symbolized a misguided fantasy of reforming China.
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But BB cream represented a whole lot more than just a tinted moisturizer that sold well — it symbolized the beginning of the K-beauty movement worldwide and the innovation it would soon bring to the entire industry.
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His New Power Party emerged from 2014's "Sunflower Movement," when scores of student protesters stormed and occupied Taiwan's Legislature and Cabinet building to object to a trade pact that symbolized Taiwan's deepening relations with mainland China.
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In his letter, Tutu described Suu Kyi as "a beloved younger sister," and how he used to keep a photo of her on his desk to remind him of the woman who symbolized "righteousness" in the world.
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Still, the number in which their interrelationships are symbolized in an aerial ballet is among the more inspired touches, although, here, too, you feel a tug of war between the supposed human drama and the kinetic theatrics.
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Lawyers for the campaigner had argued that the lack of a passport alternative for genderless people, usually symbolized with an 'X', breached the right to respect for private life and the right not to be discriminated against.
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During the 2016 Republican presidential primaries, Trump's tough approach on immigration, symbolized by his calls for a wall across the southern border that he would compel Mexico to fund, was his distinguishing feature in the crowded field.
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Labor historian Erik Loomis, author of A History of America in Ten Strikes, explained that the 1972 Lordstown action symbolized the unrest among a new generation of workers who weren't satisfied with what the assembly line offered.
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A half-inch of accumulated snow misted off flatbed trucks speeding past the restaurant, which stands near the Youngstown Tube factory, a reminder of the former industrial might of a city that has symbolized Rust Belt decline.
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GUIYU, China (Reuters) - The dizzying stench of burning plastic still drifts through the alleys, workshops and warehouses of Guiyu, the southern Chinese town that has long symbolized China's role as the main recycler of the world's waste.
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Instead of campaigning to save the building, critics are already wading through its ruins, lamenting an earlier age when corporate skyscrapers married design precision with extraordinary material beauty and symbolized the collective spirit of a surging society.
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Naomi Parker Fraley, 96, the real "Rosie the Riveter" who became a 1940s pop culture icon and a feminist touchstone; Hugh Masekela, 78, a South African trumpeter, singer and activist whose music symbolized the anti-apartheid movement.
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I remembered my father pointing out a photo of a mandala in a museum years ago, explaining that its circular shape symbolized both the cyclical nature of birth and death and the indestructible nature of the universe.
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The extradition bill that sparked this movement symbolized that encroachment, as it would have allowed Hong Kong to extradite people accused of crimes to places that lacked formal extradition treaties with the city-state, including mainland China.
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Mr. Trump upended more than a quarter century of productive, if tense at times, relations between Mexico and the United States, symbolized by the North American Free Trade Agreement, or Nafta, that came into law in 1994.
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When 250,993 people gathered for the 1963 March on Washington, or nearly a million showed up for the 1982 anti-nukes rally in Central Park, it symbolized a certain power and legitimacy, a collective coming-of-age.
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"For a lot of people, Bhutto symbolized some kind of future that was going to be semi-normal, semi-peaceful, where people could get on with their lives without things always going bang, bang, bang, " Hanif said.
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" He said the statues' historical and cultural significance was compromised by what they symbolized, and noted that they were erected in the midst of Jim Crow and segregation and that they represented "the subjugation of African-Americans.
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Should North Korea emulate Vietnam's Open Door economic reforms, symbolized by the Bac Ninh Samsung factory Mr. Kim has expressed interest in touring, it could open the door for increased transparency and accountability from Mr. Kim's government.
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The destruction of innocence (symbolized in the first book by the mockingbird and its two innocent characters, the falsely accused Tom Robinson, and the ostracized neighbor Boo Radley) is the central theme running through both Ms. Lee's novels.
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Iraqi government forces attacked Islamic State's remaining redoubt in Mosul's Old City on Friday, a day after formally declaring the end of the insurgents' self-declared caliphate and the capture of the historic mosque which symbolized their power.
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Symbolized by a naked young woman in a resigned tryst with the grim reaper, Death and the Maiden originates from the ancient Greek story of the abduction of Persephone by Hades, dragged to the underworld while picking flowers.
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"In Sunni Arab terms today, the combined threats from Iran and radical Islamic terrorism align their national interests with Israel in ways previously unimaginable (as symbolized by Trump's very itinerary, travelling from Saudi Arabia to Israel)," Bolton wrote.
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There are three: a priest (probably a dissenting one, given the religious nature of this society), a doctor (symbolized by a fetus, suggesting he performed abortions), and a gay man (looks like Hitler's pink triangle has been recycled).
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Organizers behind the event -- National Die-In Day -- said those 720 seconds symbolized the approximate number of people killed in mass shootings in the United States since the Pulse nightclub massacre on June 12, 2016, in Orlando, Florida.
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This is the opposite of what we like to tell ourselves is the traditional American civic creed: one symbolized by a blindfolded Lady Justice who applies the law without fear or favor to whoever may come before her.
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New Jersey Transit faced another round of major delays on Friday that infuriated thousands of commuters, capping a week of problems that symbolized its descent from one of the nation's best railways to one of its most troubled.
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When female liberation is symbolized by a private plane ride with four white, heterosexual women who make jokes at the expense of marginalized and terrorized populations, we'd be better off watching a princess ride off into the sunset.
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It wouldn't be a Michelin-star restaurant that symbolized his ultimate assimilation into American culture, but the Old Country Buffet, where food was bountiful, where no pangs of hunger could be felt, and every craving could be satisfied.
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But the question remains: Having grown up absorbing the racism that is endemic in his culture — its omnipresence is subtly symbolized by the rain we hear pelting down throughout the play — what kind of man can he become?
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Instead of occupying public spaces, the traditional approach to protest, they decided to stage an action that symbolized women's disappearance from them — "in order to send a message of anger and rejection of violence against women," she said.
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It symbolized that Speaker Ryan and President Trump have heard our message that healthcare is an essential right and their plan to take this essential right away from the American people is not something we would take lightly.
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Then somebody on Twitter argued that the White Walkers symbolized global warming—a radical existential threat that the Westerosi clans had failed to unite against, too busy squabbling over that hideous iron Barcalounger that serves as a throne.
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WASHINGTON—John McCain was honored Friday in a way that symbolized the Republican senator and former presidential candidate's vision for the country: politicians from both sides of the aisle sharing strong bonds even as they vie for power.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - When Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced he was standing for Egypt's highest office four years ago he said it would be his last day in uniform, a pledge which symbolized his transition from military chief to president.
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Season 8 kicked off with the Mother of Dragons and Breaker of Chains showing off yet another spot-on outfit choice: a white faux fur coat that symbolized a lot more than her unfamiliarity with the North's infamous winters.
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Instead, she doles out the changes little by little: cars there are sort of automated pods, nuclear power is prevalent, and a history that didn't include the Nazi party meant that the swastika was really something that symbolized luck.
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Participants in the demonstration held outside the historic buildings of Corvinus University on the bank of the Danube river, said the academic climate symbolized by the CEU, one which celebrates free thought and open debate, needed to be defended.
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Get Hurt symbolized a difficult period for Fallon in his personal life—talking about it now, he calls it "disaster on tape," likening it to a film of a car crash that gives no let-up from the horror.
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In his case, the crossed wrists symbolized the handcuffs of political prisoners and dissidents in Ethiopia, who he said have been imprisoned for protesting against the taking and selling of land belonging to the Oromo people to foreign investors.
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Each year, spring is the season the fashion world decides to re-embrace color; it's a time to say a sound 'goodbye' to the all-black outfits that symbolized our feelings on the weather of the cold months before.
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In a nice touch from the writers' room, the grave that symbolized the birth of CeCe, the woman who destroyed the Liars' lives, is now the resting spot of the body that could destroy their lives all over again.
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But while the shillelagh was practically a pejorative projected upon the brutish Irish by their English neighbors, inside the country, the shillelagh symbolized their ancient warrior traditions, something that the Irish were proud of retaining in their modern lives.
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His traditional "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) message was linked by a common thread of war, violence and suffering at a time that should be defined by harmony and peace symbolized by the infant Jesus.
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Debates over immigration and Americanization magnified the perpetual predicament of a wealthy elite symbolized by Wall Street: how to mitigate class conflict to maintain order over a more and more diverse population now sprawling on the newly opened subways.
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"I am proud to be an engineer," he wrote, adding that he was happy to have helped develop an engine that "symbolized the magnificent union of technology and romance that took place in the latter half of the century."
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Then, seven months in, the image of Harvey Weinstein in handcuffs — led, restrained, into his arraignment by a female detective — symbolized a new stage: the possibility of real, criminal consequences for alleged perpetrators, even the most powerful among them.
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Another striking example of this preoccupation with scientific achievement as represented through art is the ivory telescope that likely wasn't functional, but symbolized the continual analysis of the cosmos and nature's use in advancing the objectives of the court.
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A few years back, rising self-confidence was symbolized by the blockbuster success of "The Magnificent Century," based on the life of Sultan Suleiman, who led the Ottoman Empire at the height of its power in the 16th century.
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"I felt that she symbolized the 225s the way that Zelda Fitzgerald represented the 1920s," Ms. Stein told the interviewer David Rothenberg on the New York FM radio station WBAI in 1982, when "Edie: An American Biography" was published.
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The fact that I, the woman, was expected to wear a ring that symbolized that I was no longer available while Peach, the man, was free to flaunt a naked finger until our wedding day just didn't sit right with me.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Jalal Talabani, whose presidency of post-Saddam Iraq symbolized the resurgence of the country's long-oppressed Kurdish people, was brought home on Friday and borne to his burial through streets crowded with tens of thousands of mourners.
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As much as anything, collateral arrests symbolized the "handcuffs" that agents felt shackled in under Obama — and which Trump immediately set about taking off once he arrived in January, with the enthusiastic support of then-Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly.
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Even in 1995 it wasn't news to me that black men were being wrongfully harmed and killed by police officers — that the Rodney King beating symbolized the other less heralded cases of police brutality that had not been captured on videotape.
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Teague hired a medium for the ceremony, so Jack could say, "I do," making the union official on paper — and since Jack couldn't put on a ring, Teague held a candle that the ring was placed on, which symbolized Jack.
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Grande's modification to her "Always" tattoo, however, doesn't seem to be an effort to hide or gloss over the past — rather, she seems to be focused on personal growth, appropriately symbolized by the new flora she has inked on her torso.
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The game's (entire season's?) most contentious and memorable play—the block/charge fiasco is a close runner-up, but that's a different conversation for a different day—was a moment that should've symbolized one of Cleveland's only strengths in this matchup.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls defended a ban on burkinis in more than a dozen coastal towns on Thursday, saying France was locked in a "battle of cultures" and that the full-body swimsuit symbolized the enslavement of women.
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Some Abe critics noted the Japanese leader's visit, and the reconciliation with the United States that it symbolized, underscored the stark contrast in its relationship with China and South Korea, where the bitter wartime legacy still plagues ties with Tokyo.
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That was symbolized last Friday, when Giuliani's unexpected revelations linking Trump to the payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels almost obliterated coverage of the one-year anniversary of the House Republican vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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In the East Village, the Christodora has long symbolized gentrification, luring well-heeled professionals (and celebrities like Iggy Pop, Julia Stiles and Vincent D'Onofrio) to a once-gritty neighborhood that was a hotbed of boundary-pushing art and transgressive lifestyles.
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During the past 20 years, the city's authorities have led a physical regeneration, symbolized by the canopy of glass towers that sprang up after a bomb planted by the Irish Republican Army destroyed much of the city center in 1996.
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It was not just on March 21, 1933 -- the "Day of Potsdam" that saw the marriage of the old Prussian establishment with the Nazi regime, symbolized by Hitler's famous handshake with German President Paul von Hindenburg -- that Romans 13 was invoked.
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Or at least, you wouldn't see it right there on your monitor, but would instead watch it happening projected within a theater of the mind where the game's simple models and art would give way to the things they symbolized.
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Accepting the plea on Monday, Judge Levy complimented Mr. Callejas on the "swooping signature" that symbolized his acknowledgment of the terms of the agreement, making for a nearly 40 percent conviction rate 10 months after the government's FIFA case was announced.
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In the back, the old church's intricate stonework frames a blood-red visualization of the Red Wedding by creative data visualizers Pop Chart Lab, wherein the Season 3 shocker is symbolized by a bunch of swords plunging into a Dire Wolf.
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Even a glancing blow from a low-level hurricane could be damaging to the US territory, where the incomplete recovery from Hurricanes Irma and Maria is symbolized by the homes still covered with blue tarps that were placed in 2017.
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Stephen R. Barley, a professor of technology management at the University of California Santa Barbara and a co-author of the paper, remembers subjects lamenting, nearly 20 years ago, the erosion of work boundaries as symbolized and enacted by email.
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The partial sacking of Paris's rich, tourism-dominated districts last weekend was merely the physical expression of what all these movements feel deeply, in the view of analysts: hatred of the "winners" in the global system, symbolized by urban elites.
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But the recent reveal of a policy platform by a coalition of more than 50 activist organizations proves that the push for racial justice and equity that Brown's and others' deaths symbolized is one that can last, long after the election.
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Alison still had her inimitable blend — real-world or writer's room, take your pick — of neurotic despair and naïve hopefulness, however, symbolized by her painting a room in her new apartment yellow, the color she'd been told was now Joanie's favorite.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - U.S.-backed Iraqi forces attacked Islamic State's remaining redoubt in Mosul's Old City on Friday, a day after hailing the end of the insurgents' self-declared caliphate with the capture of an historic mosque that symbolized their power.
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"Unlike other parts of the world where this brand had a deep history, passed from generation to generation, or it was a forbidden fruit that symbolized everything that was great about America ... we don't have that story in China," Bergh lamented.
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Nikki Haley, the former South Carolina governor, came under criticism on Friday after she told a conservative radio host that the Confederate flag symbolized "service, sacrifice and heritage" for some people in her state until Dylann S. Roof "hijacked" it.
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Contrasting legitimate polling is illegitimate polling by illegitimate groups and observations by the hard-core anti-illegal alien, anti-Mexican lobby led by paranoia-fed ultra-rightists symbolized by the Breitbart press under the direction of former Trump aide Steve Bannon.
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Turning Points | Artist's Lens Turning Points, a magazine that explores what critical moments from this year might mean for the year ahead, asked five artists to select one of their own artworks and describe how it symbolized or reflected 22018.
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As the show starts, ghostly voices of children make announcements about the nearest exits, and two more audience members settle in — Lord Byron, played by a puppeteered bust (courtesy of Basil Twist), and Mary Shelley, symbolized by an empty dress.
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After months of planning, deception and preparation, D-Day symbolized the moment when the Western Allies began to establish the bridgehead from which to begin their advance on Germany, even as the Soviet Red Army moved in from the East.
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Ultimately, it's a novel about choice, ambivalence in the face of religion, and taking control despite their community's expectations, conveniently symbolized by the voices of a gossipy group of elderly church ladies (known as "the mothers") whose narration frames the story.
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Robert E. Lee's statue in Charlottesville symbolized "the slow replacement of white heritage" in the US. Richard Spencer, one of the leaders of the so-called alt-right and white nationalism in the US, has denied that the movements are racist.
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Playboy founder Hugh M. Hefner, the pipe-smoking hedonist who revved up the sexual revolution in the 20063s and built a multimedia empire of clubs, mansions, movies and television, symbolized by bow-tied women in bunny costumes, has died at age 91.
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That closeness is symbolized not just by the apparently warm friendship between the two leaders, but also by a staggering rise in U.S. defense sales to India, which have jumped from $300 million less than a decade ago to $14 billion today.
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The two wanted to use an image that symbolized innocence — they had heard of a study in which babies respond positively to smiles, even ones as basic as a drawn smiley face — and then sully it to represent the loss of that innocence.
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Santiago, Cuba (CNN)Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolution commander who governed and symbolized the island nation for half a century, was memorialized Saturday night by hundreds of thousands of cheering, flag-waving people packed into Antonio Maceo Revolution Square in Santiago de Cuba.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Electronic trade on the London Metal Exchange has climbed by nearly a fifth this year as the LME lures more speculators, sparking a battle with members who worry about threats to the traditional structure symbolized by the open outcry floor.
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Moore appeared on the MSNBC show Morning Joe on November 11 and told the hosts exactly why dismissing the hat and laughing at it showed how Democrats and the media didn't understand the true gravity of what the hat symbolized to some voters.
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"A Sportsman's Sketches" was by no means a political statement, yet it had great political impact in Russia in the 1850s, possibly precisely because, lacking a political or literary agenda, it showed life for what it was and not for what it symbolized.
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While Mr. Ramaphosa pledged to make the fight against corruption his biggest priority, his deputy had for years symbolized the corruption inside the A.N.C. "The A.N.C. is two parties now," said William Gumede, a political scientist at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg.
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We have no current epidemic of loneliness, but we do have periodic epidemics of alarm about loneliness, as symbolized by "The Lonely Crowd" (1950), "A Nation of Strangers" (1972), and "Bowling Alone" (2000) — oh, and "Report of the Country Life Commission" (1909).
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And in response, cultural initiatives like Black Lives Matter have been teaming up in joint efforts with artists like Davis to steer greater conversations in the ways that blackness can be symbolized in art; not just through pain and trauma, but through strength.
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But the day was symbolized by a play earlier in the fourth quarter where Ryan threw what appeared to be a perfect 39-yard touchdown pass to Julio Jones that the sure-handed receiver simply dropped, resulting in a turnover on downs.
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Addressing a crowd gathered at a Midtown hotel, Mr. Cuomo said that his victory symbolized the liberal ways of New York, which he called the "progressive capital" of the nation and a fortress against the policies of Donald Trump, a New Yorker himself.
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The flip-flops on this and another prominent proposal — a tax increase on the self-employed, symbolized in the tabloids as the "white van man" — have led some to doubt that the "Red Theresa" image was anything more than an election ploy.
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" According to Welky, the answer to that question "symbolized the conclusion of the global journey of exploration begun many thousands of years ago when a few hundred bipedal hominids living in East Africa set out to learn what lay over the horizon.
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GAZIANTEP, Turkey/BEIRUT (Reuters) - For Raed Saleh, the leader of the White Helmets civil defense group, Sunday night's Oscar win symbolized a victory for Syrian people ravaged by six years of war - and kindled some hope that the world had not forgotten them.
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As Americans, we are struck by white supremacist groups like the alt-right, neo-Nazis and the KKK that have converged in a 21st century, many thought to be symbolized by post-racialism, to champion the legacy of America as a white republic.
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But it deals as well with the consternation that paterfamilias Mike (Michael Cudlitz) feels when looking at his brother-in-law, Tom (Faxon), whose carefree, childless lifestyle is symbolized by the comically large new van he steers into the family's driveway on Christmas morning.
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The two men shook hands warmly and expressed hopes for peace when they met for the third time in just over a year on the old Cold War frontier that for decades has symbolized the hostility between their countries, which are technically still at war.
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The Wikipedia entry on Maxwell's Plum reads: Maxwell's Plum was a "flamboyant restaurant and singles bar that, more than any place of its kind, symbolized two social revolutions of the 1960's — sex and food," at 1181 First Avenue (64th and 1st Avenue) in Manhattan.
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In a move that symbolized the first step in Tesla's shift from a luxury car maker to a mass market one, Musk handed the keys to his first ever mainstream car, the Model 3, to 30 people at the company's factory in Fremont, Calif.
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After calling Hekate into the room—and themselves—with a chant in Latin, the three human priestesses who invoked the goddess invited the ritual participants to reflect on obstacles and desires in their lives, symbolized by a blank key to be used as an offering.
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But the real-estate mogul's daylong meetings with President Obama at the White House and with top GOP leaders on Capitol Hill served to give Trump legitimacy as the nation's incoming 45th president and symbolized the first step in the peaceful transfer of power.
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Falling sales have made Wall Street speculate whether the company, which symbolized the counterculture movement of the 303s, would seek refuge in a buyout or turn private to rework its product lines and branding without the pressure from shareholders to shield its profit margins.
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The five stars that gave his movement its name each symbolized a leftist political demand: to keep water utilities in public ownership, to improve mass transit, to prioritize sustainable development, to grant Italian citizens a right to internet access, and to protect the environment.
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Democratic leadership on foreign relations is symbolized in no small part by Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, as the ranking Democratic member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, and Representative Eliot Engel of New York, the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Topher's parents are too busy to do more than assume he is "fine"; Steve's parents stifle with their interrogations and imposing expectations; Brand's mother is dead, and his father, disabled by an industrial accident, has cycled into a spiritual paralysis symbolized by his spinal injury.
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Liz Alpern and Jeffrey Yoskowitz grew up reading this children's story, and while their families didn't house carp in the tub during the high holidays, the tradition symbolized the importance of having the best ingredients for making even the smallest part of a meal.
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The move follows Trump's midterm pledge to get tough on what he referred to as an "invasion" from Central America, symbolized by a caravan of migrants heading to the U.S. border, which the Pentagon has bolstered with a huge deployment of active-duty troops.
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Eighty to 100 black farmers who were supposed to become beneficiaries of the project ended up receiving nothing — an outcome that, to many, symbolized the corruption that has flourished under the A.N.C., the party that has ruled South Africa since apartheid ended in 1994.
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A 63-year-old former Army officer whose victory symbolized the frustration of Brazilians with their corrupt governing elite, he has acted swiftly since taking power to loosen restrictions on guns, curb lesbian and gay rights, and put civil-society groups under tighter control.
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In South America, the cost is perhaps best symbolized by the pain of Chilean singer Victor Jara, as the soldiers in the US-backed coup against an elected socialist president first chop off the fingers of his guitar-playing hands and then shoot him dead.
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He moved to Rio in 1958, when Brazil was rocketing into a new future, encapsulated by President Juscelino Kubitschek's ambition to accomplish "50 years in five," as the slogan went, and symbolized by the construction of Brasília, the new capital in the country's interior.
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But after gathering momentum, the demolition crane grabbed a chunk of the roof and brought down the first red bricks of "Cité Gagarine," the huge housing project that once symbolized the success of the French Communist Party, and whose demise now conjured something else.
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But after gathering momentum, the demolition crane grabbed a chunk of the roof and brought down the first red bricks of "Cité Gagarine," the huge housing project that once symbolized the success of the French Communist Party, and whose demise now conjured something else.
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The event, which included a ceremonial carving of a slab of bone-in rib-eye flown in for the occasion, might have symbolized the promise of a constructive era — except the Trump administration seemed to forget that the "win-win" part requires reciprocation, not retaliation.
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Back then, the Olympics symbolized Japan's recovery from World War II; similarly, organizers in Japan had seen the 2020 Games as a chance to show the world that their country was bouncing back from the devastating March 2011 tsunami and the nuclear disaster at Fukushima.
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The day after his inauguration, in a visit to the C.I.A. headquarters, against a backdrop of stars that symbolized men and women who had been killed on the job for America, he used his remarks to tally his appearances on the cover of Time magazine.
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The US-UK special relationship survives only on fumes because of various forms of nostalgia symbolized by the Queen -- but it isn't really so special anymore, as the British military continues to shrink, and its economy appears poised to take a bath with Brexit moving forward.
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DoCoMo used emoji to deliver weather reports to pager users (hence the sun, lightning bolt, umbrella and snowman emoji) and direct them to local businesses; the hamburger symbolized a fast-food joint, the martini stood for a bar, and the high heel indicated a clothing shop.
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Ever since I went to my first rock concert, Family in Oxford in about 1972, the thrill of what was about to happen was symbolized by the dormant power of the vacant drum kit, the way it sat there like a throne to its imminent rhythmic might.
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Rookies guide Mets to win over Diamondbacks NEW YORK — Back in April, the New York Mets did not expect an upbeat late-season mantra to be symbolized by the postgame attire worn by Chris Flexen, who had never pitched above Class A prior to this year.
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Those planes symbolized more than America's victory over fascism and imperialism in World War II. They celebrated a generation that knew it had to lead the world in ingenuity and innovation, because the freedom of tens of millions of people across the globe depended on it.
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The dispute has spilled over to security issues, with Seoul declaring it planned to terminate a bilateral military intelligence-sharing pact with Japan that symbolized the countries' three-way security cooperation with the United States in the face of North Korea's nuclear threat and China's growing influence.
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If choosing Beshear symbolized an effort to play on the president's field and try to win some of his supporters, then choosing Abrams represents the opposite: a rejection of strategies aimed at that slice of white workers and an embrace of the diversity of the Democratic Party.
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The number of protesters was not random: The 28 demonstrators symbolized "the 28 women who are forced to make the lonely journey to England to access abortion services every week," Grainne Teggart, the Northern Ireland campaign manager for Amnesty International, said in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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Evans emerged as MMA edged into the mainstream and became a fixture on TV, and his fight-to-fight progress—a college wrestler who learned and grew until he became just the second true TUF competitor to win a UFC belt—symbolized the ascendance of the sport itself.
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This summer, tens of thousands of Palestinians took to the streets in Jerusalem for a week to protest threats to Palestinian sovereignty symbolized by Israel's installation of metal detectors at the al-Aqsa compound, one of Islam's holiest sites, after a deadly terror attack there killed two Israeli policemen.
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Like everyone else at the time, he thought the size of the cosmos was fixed, and the only way he could get the equations to work for a static universe was by introducing a mathematical fudge factor he dubbed the "cosmological constant," symbolized by the Greek letter lambda.
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He took a board seat at Samsung last year in a move that symbolized his ascension and the expectation that Lee would replace his father Lee Kun-Hee, who has been hospitalized for over two years since suffering a heart attack while at the helm of the corporation.
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In cities from Chicago to Charlotte, tensions over police treatment of African-Americans have been compounded by a recognition that the economic revival symbolized by downtown building booms is creating more opportunity for young college graduates from elsewhere than for the city's own black or Hispanic young people.
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In past accounts (by biographers, but also in the kinds of folktales that usually pass for American history) Grant's funeral symbolized a nation finally coming together after the Civil War: Grant's coffin was carried by three Southern generals and three Northern generals, all of them united in grief.
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Jill Filipovic Last January, Women's Marches around the world brought protesters to the streets in droves, unified in our opposition to President Trump and all he symbolized: coarse misogyny, unencumbered male entitlement and the unchecked sexual harassment it enabled, threats to women's rights and freedoms around the globe.
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Under a young leader, Jimmie Akesson, the party has moved to expel its most extreme members and soften its message, symbolized by the switch of its logo from a flaming torch to a floppy version of the blue anemone, one of Sweden's favorite flowers and a harbinger of spring.
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Mr. Abosch's works — and how they're bought and sold — capture some of the strange ethos of the world of crypto: A former tech executive recently paid more than the price of a real Lamborghini for a neon sculpture Mr. Abosch made of a blockchain address that symbolized Lamborghinis.
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While Samir believes it was the Six-Day War of 1967 and Emile believes it was Black September in 1970 that inspired the band to create Arabic songs, Sama'an says that either way the shift symbolized a collective pride in Palestinian identity as Israel moved to erase it.
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Joe Fresh Goods, which is owned by Joe Lloyd of Chicago-based streetwear brand Don't Be Mad, has got you covered: The brand launched an online store of limited-edition T-shirts, sweatshirts, and prints expressing gratitude for everything Barack Obama did (and symbolized) for the U.S., according to Billboard.
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The deteriorating glacier, calving at an accelerated pace, has emerged as a symbol of the environmental crisis that our planet faces in much the same way that the Santa Barbara oil spill in 1969 symbolized human disregard for the fragility of natural ecosystems, and the cumulative impact of homo sapiens.
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Her words, written in what she calls "Playa Font" and stamped out in construction steel and aluminum by her ex-husband, Jeff Schomberg, deal with dyslexia (which she has), aspirations and death symbolized by the bird patterns punched out of the steel that Ms. Kimpton associates with her late father.
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Together with his plans for a wall along the border with Mexico and a "pause" in legal immigration by foreign workers, Mr. Trump's antiterrorism suspension would alter the welcoming message the United States has long sought to project to the world, symbolized by the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor.
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If Trump's success in Rust Belt states such as Michigan and Pennsylvania symbolized the Democratic Party's growing rift with white, working-class Americans, his poor showing in the suburbs has presented an opportunity for Democrats to make inroads in places that, for decades, have been thought of as inexorably conservative.
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Vietnam: A turtle named Cu Rua that symbolized the country's independence and strength until its death in 2016 has been embalmed and put on display in the capital city of Hanoi, catapulting the animal into an elite club of preserved famous figures in Communist regimes, including Mao Zedong and Vladimir Lenin.
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"For me, Reform Judaism has always symbolized what I consider to be the best of Judaism — firmly rooted in our tradition, yet egalitarian, inclusive of patrilineal Jews and intermarried families, welcoming to the L.G.B.T. community, politically active, and respectful of other faiths and ideologies," he said at his inauguration convocation.
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From the point of view of James Alex Fields Jr. — who posted a popular meme of Assad on his Facebook profile before being charged with the death of a counterprotester in Charlottesville, Virginia, last month — and others like him, Assad was a figurehead who symbolized rebellion, a rejection of the popularly accepted narrative.
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The series' brazen, goofy escapism embodies a country that was seeing its numerous local subcultures being gobbled up by a national monoculture (symbolized by FBI Agents hunting down various local monsters and urban legends), but it also saw, clearly, the paranoia and darkness animating many on society's fringes, then gave that paranoia voice.
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For most of the history of women's tennis, the "dress" — once upon a time a long skirt, now more of a wisp of an idea — has symbolized the feminine side of the game in its most retrograde sense, and been used as a means of gender stereotype, self-expression, and eyeball-attracting marketing.
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In Britain, those ploys include the tax-minimization schemes of companies like Starbucks and Amazon and are symbolized by the corrupt officials — Nigerian ministers, ex-Soviet insiders, deposed Middle Eastern politicians — who launder their stolen cash and besmirched reputations through British institutions, spending their dirty money on high-end real estate in London.
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To illustrate the difference a positive attitude can make, our instructor, Dale Carnegie trainer Marc Fowler, recited a list of 21 random objects (he later revealed that each object symbolized a different bit of Dale Carnegie wisdom) and asked who thought they could recite the same list of objects without making a mistake.
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