So that trophy — it symbolizes that we're different now.
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The Sun in astrology symbolizes our center, our unique individuality.
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To me, symbolizes the twelve apostles and the Last Supper.
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The Sun symbolizes vitality and also identity: Who are you?
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Most nurses wear a white uniform, which symbolizes something pure.
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For many, it symbolizes the friendliness of the island nation.
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The act symbolizes a pause from the hustle of life.
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The Moon symbolizes feelings: Get in touch with yours today.
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Gluttony symbolizes the core values of the Russian governmental mafia.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions, and you are plenty emotional, Pisces.
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Their candidate symbolizes everything I fear for in this country.
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That story symbolizes the effects of colonialism and human greed.
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The ceremony symbolizes the end of the transaction between families.
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The uncovered part symbolizes the unsolved problems in our society.
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To me, it symbolizes America — and Judaism — at its best.
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"To Indians, the cow symbolizes all other creatures," he wrote.
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"This is what I think Donald Trump symbolizes," he added.
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The roundness of the dumpling symbolizes unity within the family.
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According to Aronofsky and Lawrence's statements, the Mother symbolizes paradise, and the Poet symbolizes a kind of God character who ironically facilitates the destruction of it (through climate change and other forces) by creating Man.
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It symbolizes the pieces of their spirit immigrants must leave behind.
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In the Chinese zodiac, the rooster symbolizes honesty, fidelity and protection.
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Etsy, $5.25 This cards symbolizes a 'gouda' expression of your love.
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In the Chinese zodiac, the rooster symbolizes honesty, fidelity and protection.
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I have no idea what this symbolizes, what this helps out.
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That said: From an astrological perspective, the Moon symbolizes our emotions.
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As Trump might put it, Youngstown symbolizes when America was great.
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But it also symbolizes strength, peace, and hope for the future.
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"This symbolizes how inflation expectations have fallen," said Matsui Securities' Kubota.
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Next, dumplings are made with egg, which symbolizes gold and fortune.
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Though a tourist magnet, the beignet symbolizes the city's French roots.
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Jonathan Turley: Justice Kennedy symbolizes our struggle to find common ground.
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But that's precisely the point: Vinicius symbolizes the diversity of Brazil.
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White, the emblem of purity, symbolizes the quality of our purpose.
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Asked what symbolizes the worst of America, "politicians" leads the field.
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"In sort of a sinister way, Harley symbolizes joy," Dini says.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions and safety— reflect on these themes today.
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A wall symbolizes action whether or not it actually does anything.
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The red ribbon wrapped around it symbolizes holding the family together.
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The arc — which not everyone has — symbolizes a goal or aspiration.
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Ramela's collection of foreign currency symbolizes more than just his past.
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The locale symbolizes the possibility, if only that, of divisions erased.
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It means "eat and drink" and symbolizes family and group gatherings.
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Saturn binds things and people together—but Saturn also symbolizes boundaries.
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" And white, "the emblem of purity, symbolizes the quality of our purpose.
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It symbolizes everything Modesta stands for: arresting beauty with an exquisite edge.
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The Moon symbolizes feelings and security, so reflect on these themes today.
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The bull (oxen) symbolizes that relentless pushing forward toward contentment and harmony.
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It symbolizes the moment he realized he could express himself without fear.
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This is what a man looks like and that's what it symbolizes.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions, so make time to honor your feelings today.
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This orb symbolizes Sulkowicz's mother, who is of Chinese and Japanese descent.
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The pouch emoji symbolizes the most holy time of the day, lunchtime.
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"The Biennale symbolizes the finest craftsmanship in the world," Mr. Boghossian said.
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Not the literal devil, of course — just a character who symbolizes him.
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He knows, though, that the reality is that he symbolizes something greater.
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Still, her release is bittersweet for what it symbolizes about this administration.
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The Moon symbolizes emotion and nurturing, so take care of your heart.
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"The egg's roundness symbolizes unity in the family," a bridesmaid tells me.
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It symbolizes letting go of all of the negativity in your life.
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A single moment symbolizes the state of the party in that moment.
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Though it did not end up helping much, it symbolizes national determination.
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The torch symbolizes life, hope, truth and the regenerative power of flame.
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The covered part symbolizes problems that have solutions or have been solved.
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For Mr. Mateo, he said, stepping on the glass symbolizes good luck.
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A show in New York symbolizes a new chapter for the brand.
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For these women, driving symbolizes a freedom they can otherwise only imagine.
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It symbolizes where I come from, where I am, and where I'm going.
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The daring act symbolizes our modern fascination with categorizing and archiving art collections.
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"The Confederate flag symbolizes an era of hate, violence, and division," she said.
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It also symbolizes the savagery with which we have treated the natural world.
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It symbolizes we've both committed to a night of hardcore hanging and banging.
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"The Confederate flag symbolizes an era of hate, violence, and division," said Cunningham.
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The number 22 symbolizes the number of veterans who commit suicide every day.
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For now, it symbolizes the pain and sorrow of a bloody Easter Sunday.
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And ultimately a clear shade symbolizes the thousands of women who are invisible.
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For me, [this] particular smell symbolizes the daily labors of the female world.
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It literally symbolizes him... Did you ever consider throwing it away at all?
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The Moon symbolizes emotions, safety, and comfort, so do something nurturing for yourself.
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That symbolizes its struggle to develop a strategy until it was too late.
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It symbolizes her humble background in a Moscow flat with her sick mother.
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For Democrats, and especially Democratic superdelegates, the upcoming convention symbolizes a profound choice.
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It symbolizes his rebirth as he tries to find purpose in his life.
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The three-lined shape symbolizes the fragility of existence, but also tribal endurance.
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Your card in the Tarot is the Star, which symbolizes hopes and dreams.
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"But more importantly, a ring of stars better symbolizes our harmony in diversity."
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The white-blue-red ball symbolizes Russia spinning off from the Olympic ring.
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This dark goddess symbolizes lust and carnal desire; she epitomizes all things taboo.
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Today, punishing Vietnamese refugees symbolizes the new American doctrine: deportation for deportation's sake.
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And yet nobody symbolizes the hazards of these movies better than Ryan does.
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But for the right, the move symbolizes the industry's intolerance of ideological diversity.
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It symbolizes being welcoming to all, being a place for sanctuary and refuge.
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No other name in America symbolizes great wealth and refinement like the Rockefellers.
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A man is forced to eat until his stomach explodes, which symbolizes gluttony.
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Venus is the planet of love and money, but it also symbolizes value.
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"I believe Evan and Cheyenne's names go together actually: The gas going off at Cheyenne's name symbolizes Dr. Rudy hypothetically gaslighting Ally and the canister dropping at Evan's name symbolizes Kai pulling Dr. Rudy's strings behind the scenes," wrote Redditor CzarOfTorture.
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His withdrawal symbolizes a bigger showdown that's been building since Democrats took the House.
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Members of a specific group often have a shared "ink" that symbolizes their membership.
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It symbolizes the hand of G-d, a sign of protection, luck, fortune, etc.
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Take some time to reflect on all that the Moon symbolizes: nurturance, safety, emotions.
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Aries, the first sign of the Zodiac, symbolizes new beginnings and craves instant gratification.
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For example, a jade symbolizes health and abundance, while a citrine represents mental clarity.
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Her hair symbolizes passion, fire, change, and love — and that's everything she represents, too.
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The Moon symbolizes comfort and emotion—how are you taking care of yourself today?
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But one man perfectly symbolizes how the Republican Party bowed before Trump: Ted Cruz.
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She symbolizes the triumph of women over those who once sought to enslave them.
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But the area also symbolizes the end and the beginning of Baker's Parisian life.
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Moss' dress reminds us that the serpent also symbolizes healthcare as a noble pursuit.
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The moon symbolizes safety, and it's in your sign today: Are you feeling secure?
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They connect because it symbolizes what happens the day after your world falls apart.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions—take time today to reflect on your feelings about cash.
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Sometimes it symbolizes, for instance, an elder in my community is a master weaver.
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I use that example because it symbolizes policymakers' one-dimensional perception of social media.
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The Moon symbolizes nurturance and emotion, and today it enters warm Fire sign Leo.
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But in Chinatown, where the red symbolizes good luck, red trumps all other shades.
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The lotus flower, an iconic Buddhist motif prevalent throughout Asia, symbolizes enlightenment and rebirth.
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One particular paper — the FBI international criminal background check — symbolizes the residency process best.
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The women's soccer team is Nadeshiko Japan, named after a flower that symbolizes beauty.
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The digit between the numbers 28 and 1 symbolizes the extra day in February.
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As a Mars-ruled sign, Scorpio symbolizes volatile reactions and the expiration of things.
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It symbolizes the way Ms. Bernhardt has opened up her work — and her style.
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The moon symbolizes our emotions, and when it's full, our emotional container is, too!
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Regardless of sex or gender identity, Mars essentially symbolizes peacocking behavior to potential mates.
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"The back of the cape symbolizes all of these ideas coming to the center."
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If that poll symbolizes Buttigieg's rise, then it also captures Warren's struggles of late.
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It symbolizes what our company is about and puts me in a great mood.
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Watery Scorpio symbolizes the strong desire to merge with another, leaving nothing a mystery.
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And my presence before you now symbolizes a new era in American political history.
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The red symbolizes the blood and sacrifice of those who have fought for justice.
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They're ruled by taskmaster Saturn and the element air, which symbolizes intellect and mental acuity.
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"It symbolizes home for me," Schaech says of the framed Orioles jersey in his workspace.
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Its scientific name, according to the small yellow placard, symbolizes Mr. Zheng's legacy: Xiaotingia zhengi.
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A place that symbolizes and contains everything wrong and everything wonderful and hopeful about America.
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For Hindus, light symbolizes the triumph of good over darkness, or of knowledge over ignorance.
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Like so many Masonic rituals, it symbolizes the progress of man from darkness to enlightenment.
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Solastalgia might be a real feeling but it symbolizes our own prioritized point of view.
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The monument, erected on the rubble of the Warsaw Ghetto, symbolizes the fight for freedom.
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The installation symbolizes the uncertainty that engulfs the region in a post-Arab Spring world.
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The custom symbolizes hate, while many churches are now trying to preach peace and love.
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"For many citizens cash symbolizes not only purchasing power, but also represents privacy," Mersch said.
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The custom dates to the English Civil War and symbolizes Parliament's independence from the crown.
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The broom holds spiritual value and symbolizes the sweeping away of evils and past wrongs.
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Clinton symbolizes a traditional commitment to national defense — political ground usually claimed by Republican candidates.
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The color purple symbolizes Lent and the blending of red and blue for royal splendor.
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It's dumb because the source material literally symbolizes the short attention span of the internet.
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But Trump's popularity among Indians also stems from the way he symbolizes wealth and power.
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For the artist, "nature symbolizes truth," whereas cultural constructions of race and gender are arbitrary.
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"The color is significant since it symbolizes luck for the new journey ahead," she said.
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If there's one state that symbolizes what transpired last night across the country, it's Minnesota.
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For Mr. Gursel the kiss was spontaneous, but it symbolizes much of who he is.
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It's an important day to reflect on your feelings, being that the Moon symbolizes emotion.
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"Nowhere does the opera symbolize its city like the Teatro Massimo symbolizes Palermo," he said.
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The Moon symbolizes emotion, and this is a wonderful time to tap into your feelings.
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Gol (the rose or flower) alludes to the beloved, while Bolbol (nightingale) symbolizes the lover.
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NIOBE: April 2, 123: The Greek mythological character that symbolizes weeping and a mother's grief.
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The hotel is "a piece of architecture that symbolizes Japan's modern era," Mr. Inouse said.
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I have three dogs, all different breeds, and all with a name that symbolizes something.
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If a handshake symbolizes diplomatic power, U.S. President Donald Trump may be losing his grip.
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The tank symbolizes "byungjin," the North Korean policy of seeking nuclear and economic development simultaneously.
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It symbolizes the move from child to adult, and is a ritual confirming your baptism.
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His company symbolizes the role an ascendant India sees for itself on the global stage.
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The color of white in the flag symbolizes the purity and innocence of our children.
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But whether one finds that desecration offensive or not depends on what the flag symbolizes.
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Today, for the Muslim community, the mosque symbolizes the freedom of former slaves to worship.
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Maybe he loves the game so much that the baseball actually symbolizes love to him.
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The line symbolizes the number one, YouTuber Lazy Game Reviews explains in his latest video.
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This year: It's the Year of the Pig, an animal that symbolizes wealth and fortune.
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Silicon Valley wants its own universally recognized landmark, something that symbolizes its power and reach.
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While providing bottom-line results, McGruder symbolizes the constant grind that's attached to professional ascension.
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The red symbolizes the passion, fear, pain and joy contained in their electronic bohemian rhapsodies.
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To Carter, the current president also symbolizes the importance the current political system places on wealth.
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Or might it also be about the ideal of an indivisible nation that the flag symbolizes?
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He also wore his trademark canary pin, explaining how it symbolizes the fight for workers' rights.
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Pink is sweet, soft, gentle; white symbolizes purity and innocence, a perennial go-to for weddings.
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"In the French culture having something intertwined symbolizes two bodies coming together as one," she said.
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As far as he's concerned, Laura is dead, and the world she symbolizes is dead, too.
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Therefore, "grey" symbolizes a frame of mind, and not a depressing one — rather, a realistic one.
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Additionally, "Mars symbolizes our energy and it's retrograde, so we actually have less energy," Annabel explains.
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The restaurant, in which Durant owns a 25 percent share, symbolizes the roots he has established.
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She said the olive branches symbolizes the champion that Dahmer was and the peppermint represents healing.
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Today, the board symbolizes everything from retro gaming to the scary movie that bore its name.
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There's a pig heart as well, which, according to Wu, symbolizes the heart of the tribe.
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To critics, he symbolizes the bad old days of unchecked crime, racial tension and fiscal anarchy.
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"For everyone that left Killingly the mascot symbolizes all that's wrong with the town," he said.
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The main room is painted green for an inviting feel that symbolizes a place of leaders.
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Mr. Trump's tie symbolizes one of the central questions of his candidacy, and now his presidency.
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In this fiery, cardinal sign, Uranus symbolizes a sense of urgency to move and to invent.
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But for a lot of others it symbolizes what they don't want to be remembered for.
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Anything that symbolizes America—jeans, fast food, fast cars, liberal values—are all here by now.
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Pluto is a freaky planet: It's the lord of the underworld, and symbolizes death and rebirth.
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Meanwhile, the election of President Donald Trump arguably symbolizes the backlash to much of this conversation.
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It symbolizes what happens when women can work together without being forced to compete for limited opportunities.
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"The Mother Armenia statue symbolizes peace through strength," wrote Khloé in the caption of an Instagram photo.
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In a way, this juncture of Monáe's career symbolizes the interplay between her "machines" and her humanity.
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The move "symbolizes our ability to come together" while also boosting tourism and jobs, his office said.
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It's the proximity of fathers to children in all of the photographs that symbolizes their emotional connection.
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However, it's not clear reposting is what the button in the screenshot symbolizes, although it's certainly likely.
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That's unrealistic, but it really just symbolizes the outsiders symbol, which is carried on throughout the video.
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The top half of Capricorn (the goat end) symbolizes the Earth element: physical, material, practical, and stable.
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The Moon symbolizes safety, Scorpio, so spend some time today reflecting on what that means to you.
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MORE. Priebus, on the other hand, symbolizes that same establishment wing of the GOP that Bannon despises.
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The Moon symbolizes feelings and nurturance, so demand that everyone pamper you and respect your emotions today.
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The moon symbolizes our sense of safety and comfort, and basically tells us what feels like home.
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Some debaters argued that the hijab symbolizes oppression, citing scarring childhood experiences growing up in Muslim countries.
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The airport symbolizes everything the terrorist group detests, including modernization, international integration and a secular democratic system.
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Many Bangladeshis sincerely believe in the three million figure, which symbolizes the huge sacrifices of the war.
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A great deal of Khan's power as a politician comes from the hopeful possibilities that he symbolizes.
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The maypole symbolizes the phallus, and the practice of dancing around the pole celebrates the earth's fertility.
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Perhaps the blue hair symbolizes that he is a Democrat in the season as my colleague suggests.
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Also, it symbolizes my origins—I'm African, my skin is black, and I like everything that's black.
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If the mattress elicits eroticism, then it also symbolizes danger as the site of many sexual assaults.
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Henry tells the story of how the plant is alive to this day ... and what it symbolizes.
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" 2016: Year of the Monkey "The peony is a very auspicious flower that symbolizes wealth and honor.
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But that empty tomb symbolizes that the ultimate love in our lives cannot be crucified and killed.
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The residue of the white chalk on an otherwise intact geoglyph symbolizes human interference in natural sites.
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Each one symbolizes something unique to their particular borough, and their relationship is what drives everything forward.
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The bright color-blocking represents her bold personality, while the green ribbon symbolizes a traumatic brain injury.
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In the eyes of today's world, German identity symbolizes a similar rejection of some kind of revelation.
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The notion of that white there symbolizes clutter-free, pure, simple, transparent — without saying all those words.
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Here, I have placed that skull and all that it symbolizes within the dark void of space.
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No other country in the world symbolizes the decline of the American empire as much as Afghanistan.
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His sprawling villa on Islamabad's outskirts, where he spends much of his time, symbolizes his guarded nature.
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Why it matters: Each of these white men, they will argue, symbolizes Republican corruption and rule-bending.
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The first contained a small amount of ordinary coinage which symbolizes the monarch's gift for food and clothing.
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"Christopher Columbus symbolizes the initial invasion of European capitalism into the Western Hemisphere," says "Ty," the video's narrator.
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What it symbolizes though, like freedom of speech and freedom to protest for instance, THAT you can disrespect.
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And it isn't often that one car so completely symbolizes a company's return from the brink of ruin.
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The scene perfectly symbolizes how Daenerys prioritizes her ambitions over her romances – or her dragons over her Drogo.
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Sun Myung Moon, believes the AR-225 symbolizes the "rod of iron" in the biblical book of Revelation.
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Sun Myung Moon, believes the AR-15 symbolizes the "rod of iron" in the biblical book of Revelation.
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So if we had to guess, this tattoo symbolizes all that that stands for: loyalty, protectivion, and bravery.
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Francis, in return, gave the President a medal of an olive tree, which the pontiff said symbolizes peace.
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His paranoia is instrumental to the plot: It symbolizes that Bella is closer to them than they know.
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This futile gesture symbolizes how the city feels isolated from so much of the rest of the country.
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People don't connect with this strange and illogical place because it symbolizes the day someone's world fell apart.
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So I think that symbolizes how he considers the importance of her leadership in this country right now.
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Holi has been celebrated for centuries, and symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and commemorates new beginnings.
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Here sex symbolizes the isolation felt by a man neglected by his closest family and the wider world.
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Other symbols of BDSM lifestyles include tattoos/branding of the submissive with an image that symbolizes their master.
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They have to be attached with their stems and leaves — this symbolizes that relationships and family are intact.
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While Venus symbolizes your experience of harmony and receiving, Mars shows stamina and how you express your libido.
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Beyond humor, Cattelan symbolizes the worthlessness of the work with ruthless economy by suspending it with duct tape.
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Saturn symbolizes authority, and when it's in harmony with the sun, the atmosphere is responsible, helpful, and honest.
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"It reflects and symbolizes our triple bottom line thinking, where our impact is threefold -- people, planet, profit," Manaberi says.
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"The dragonfly, in almost every part of the world symbolizes change and change in perspective #timesup@timesupnow," she said.
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Instead, mayor Jean-Yves Leandri proudly displayed the black-and-white flag with a Moor's head that symbolizes Corsica.
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It's truly so meaningful to me as it symbolizes quite literally a great change that Saudi is going through.
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October opens with the Sun in lovely Libra, a charming and social Air sign that symbolizes balance and fairness.
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Saturn, the famous beautifully-ringed gas giant, loves rules, laws, and limits; while air symbolizes intellect and mental acuity.
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But it symbolizes the role of government to help middle-class people and create and build a middle class.
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The ceremony symbolizes the union of two indigenous groups, the Chontales and the Huaves (also known as the Mareños).
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Between the three of us we form a triangle, the geometric figure that symbolizes the portal of other dimensions.
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Black is the color of mourning in Thailand but white, a color that symbolizes purity, is also sometimes worn.
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You could, but only if you forget the secret key to Pisces's mystery: It also symbolizes imagination and creativity.
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The state Capitol is a facility that's owned by the people of the state and symbolizes the public trust.
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Nadia is living (at least) two lives: Her own, and the one her own life symbolizes in political terms.
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When Sara looked up what the striking bird symbolizes, the answers scrolled back, catching her breath: renewal, resurrection, immortality.
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He has been dogged by allegations of corruption and "almost symbolizes" Nigeria's infamous system of political patronage, Page says.
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It symbolizes different things in every culture, but it's commonly thought to ward off evil spirits or send malice.
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Effie's feminine fashion symbolizes an ineffectual and "unnatural" aristocracy; in contrast, the proletarian Katniss loves and understands the woods.
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Still, at the book's most evocative, Danny/Teddy symbolizes our fears and shimmering unfulfilled wishes about roads not taken.
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For many people, it's a day of celebration, since it symbolizes the rebirth of nature in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The bicycle symbolizes individuality, civil rights, women's rights, urban mobility, simplicity, the new urbanism, and, of course, environmental consciousness.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions, so get in touch with yours today (not that you have any problem doing that).
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"The state television symbolizes everything that we're protesting against," said Marton Bartha, 28, one of the first to arrive.
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Trying to neutralize it with interpretive glosses — about how it symbolizes political tensions in China at the time, etc.
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"If the state fair symbolizes community, gun violence is the antithesis of that," he told reporters Tuesday, WCCO reported.
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"Each one symbolizes something," McQuilkan said, pointing out weapons in Durga's hands, such as a thunderbolt and a flame.
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Mars is the planet of strategy and severance, while Gemini is the sign that symbolizes the mind and communication.
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The song both symbolizes and accelerates the birth of a renewed Hong Kong identity — the last thing Beijing wants.
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He symbolizes and personifies the GOP, which at its core, and with very few exceptions, is the Selfish Party.
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If Samsung symbolizes wealth and technological savvy, many Koreans also accuse the corporate behemoth of corruption and excessive power.
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"Roundabouts have become the focal point that symbolizes, to the point of caricature, everything else's flaws," Mr. Alonzo said.
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The "Allegory of Italy" (1628-29) symbolizes in human form the bounty of Italy and two of its rivers.
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Given that the medium is fish hooks, the work symbolizes both the dangers of the sea and its vastness.
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Bolívar symbolizes the great dream of Gran Colombia, the liberation and unification of Colombia, Panama, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Venezuela.
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Moving into one's own house (with a picket white fence, perhaps) symbolizes economic stability and upward mobility to many.
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Yet over the years King's work, which had once divided people, now symbolizes what racial protest "should" look like.
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"Honoring Biggie symbolizes more than just one man," LeRoy McCarthy, who spearheaded the initiative, told Rolling Stone at the time.
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But unlike the leather outerwear she's donned in the past, this metal piece symbolizes a peaceful beginning for the North.
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The Moon symbolizes our emotional selves, so today I want you to honor your feelings and be gentle with yourself.
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Today, the headdress worn by the dervishes represents a tombstone of the ego; the white skirt symbolizes the ego's shroud.
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Since its inception during the Spanish Civil War, the clenched fist, at a very basic level, symbolizes strength and unity.
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" He continued, "What that symbolizes is her freedom within herself and the freedom of being who she wanted to be.
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As the planet that symbolizes hope and visions, Jupiter in Capricorn points to a more stoic and silently determined mindset.
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Chor and his fighters named themselves the White Flags, perhaps to contrast themselves with the black flag that symbolizes ISIS.
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"You're in a community that is predominately black, yet you don't know what the noose symbolizes?" a Brooklyn parent asked.
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In order to understand why they signified commitment, we have to break down what each part of the ring symbolizes.
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The new reality of the unnecessary e-waste objects is created and this aesthetic object symbolizes a new moral category.
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But is the phenomenon of Rosebud Salve really so much about what's inside the tin as what the tin symbolizes?
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The Moon symbolizes emotion, and when it's full, you can't really hold in those feelings—everything comes to the surface.
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The color just symbolizes all things good about beach season: terrycloth towels, flip flops, watching the sunset on the horizon.
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The Sun symbolizes our vitality, so when these two planets clash, we can feel very uneasy about pretty much everything.
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The portraits are shot in her subjects' homes, or with them surrounded by lush greenery—which, for Day, symbolizes unity.
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China's inclusion to MSCI's Emerging Market Index symbolizes the continuation of China's inevitable rise and increased relevance within global portfolios.
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I love the American flag, but I love the ideals that it symbolizes and that make America great even more.
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The program trains students to intervene and defuse potentially dangerous situations (the green dot symbolizes the choice to stop violence).
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The ideology Steven Bannon has aided in spreading symbolizes a dark history that America has worked so hard to overcome.
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The messy act symbolizes that the new family will have so much wealth that they will have rice to spare.
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According to Christie's, the emeralds are a key part of Gruosi's collections because he believes that green symbolizes good luck.
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It's an album that symbolizes so much that things can be hard but it's how you handle it that counts.
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Taurus symbolizes sensuality, being in the moment—this is very different from the vibe we've been feeling in the air.
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Equal Pay Day symbolizes how far into the year women must work to earn what men did the previous year.
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"It symbolizes that the warrior within us can now rest, we are each other's solace and security," Ms. Geahan said.
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A long banquet table that symbolizes the staid domesticity of the von Essenbeck clan stands on the otherwise bare stage.
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"It symbolizes how deep China's economic problems are, and we can connect the dots right back to the trade war."
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To me, the sign symbolizes respect, tolerance, unconditional love, and freedom, and I would hold one with the same message.
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THE HAGUE — In a city that symbolizes international peace and justice, the ambassador from Burundi has had a lonely job.
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This tradition, which dates from the English Civil War of the 1600s, symbolizes the lawmaking body's independence from the monarchy.
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It symbolizes separating sin from the human body in the same way that grains are removed from crops by threshing.
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A single star above the word "Arkansas" on the flag symbolizes the Confederacy, per bills passed in 1923 and 1924.
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" In 2016, Mr. Orban said: "The next year will be about squeezing out Soros and the powers that he symbolizes.
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If you pick up a ping-pong ball, it symbolizes a plate of food that you can give to another player.
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The footnote explains that the woman symbolizes the "wickedness" of Judah and it is being transported away from the Holy Land.
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A rotting mass of filth symbolizes more than a rise in London's population, or the age and state of its infrastructure.
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It's being touted as an important step in relations between the two feuding countries, and also symbolizes the power of sport.
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In each arm, she holds a vestige that symbolizes the various traditional industries in the country, from pottery to palm oil.
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Doing things in increments of 21 symbolizes the 21-gun salute, which is the highest military honor that can be bestowed.
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While some Americans said it stands for Southern heritage, others charged that it symbolizes the enslavement and oppression of black people.
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"The merchants are proud stewards of this wonderful piece of public art and we stand behind what it symbolizes," he said.
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By making it a career, it symbolizes upward mobility, and tangible proof that her life isn't what it used to be.
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For many Kurds, Ocalan's 20-year imprisonment symbolizes their fight for liberation, and how they've been wronged by the Turkish government.
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The name - "Invictus" means unconquered in Latin - symbolizes the way that sport can help wounded soldiers overcome trauma suffered in combat.
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Because, even if they disagree with how he has acted in office, they still believe in everything he symbolizes for them.
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But it also symbolizes the rebirth of Lower Manhattan after the devastation of 9673/2967 and the dark days that followed.
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Each animal symbolizes a different style of martial arts, all different moves and techniques you can use to finish an opponent.
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The car is sleek, cherry red, and aimed at the Chinese market, where the color red symbolizes happiness, luck, and joy.
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"The exhibit symbolizes the fundamental concepts of Banksy's vision," said Emmanuele Francesco Maria Emanuele, the chairman of the Fondazione Terzo Pilastro.
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Herrine: The line's out the door is just another thing that I think, like, symbolizes New York City and that experience.
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"A diploma symbolizes tremendous hard work and investment made by students in their education," the school told CNN in a statement.
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"The Church Rock spill symbolizes the governmental and societal indifference to the impacts of uranium development on Indigenous lands," said Jantz.
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Again, Spin Head symbolizes the precarious nature of free speech and expression, but also the first victims of fascist ideologies: women.
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Pluto is a freaky planet—it symbolizes death and rebirth and can often bring up difficult emotions, even jealousy and obsession!
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Your sign is the sign of death and rebirth, and you're ruled by the Water element, which symbolizes emotions and intuition.
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"The tree symbolizes hope" to its many visitors, said Jodie Snavely, an official with the Mansfield/Richland Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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In Vietnamese culture, the dragon symbolizes blessing and prosperity, and the dance is performed to expel demons and bring good luck.
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For me, "hoejabi" symbolizes the way that Muslim women are never granted that middle ground — the word itself is a bridge.
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Moroni's horn, the church says, symbolizes spreading the message of the restoration of Christianity that Mormons believe was begun by Smith.
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To them, Mr. Rosenstein's office symbolizes the department's independence because he oversees its inquiries into the president and his inner circle.
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Without question, the swastika symbolizes extreme violence enacted against people of color, LGBTQIA+ community members, and people of the Jewish faith.
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She was the only member of our wedding party because she symbolizes the generosity and sacrifice that love requires every day.
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The elders recognized Ms. Leng'ete's work with a thing of great power — an esiere, a black walking stick that symbolizes leadership.
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" Runyon said she named her company Eleventh Candle because it "symbolizes our belief that there is hope in the eleventh hour.
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" The university's rector, Rusty Conner, said that Friday's march had "represented the antithesis of what this university and the Lawn symbolizes.
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Lewis's prognosis also calls for a reckoning, not of his life, which is unquestionably heroic, but of the movement he symbolizes.
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Then there's the installation "Honour," a giant eye that symbolizes the world as mere spectators to the conflict, unwilling to intervene.
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For non-Muslim women, wearing a headscarf to remember fallen fellow residents symbolizes love, strength and unity in a dark hour.
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The British voters' rejection of membership in the EU — not once, but twice — symbolizes the larger narrative underscored by this election.
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It is fitting that P.S.G. — a club that best symbolizes that relentless growth — delivered the coup de grâce to Ancelotti's reign.
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"Red symbolizes the love for departed family members and friends, while black and white evoke mortality and ghosts," says Dr. Chesnut.
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The matter is another unwelcome bit of publicity for a company that symbolizes the business potential of China's rising middle class.
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Water is an element that symbolizes emotions, and Pisces can feel the emotional tides in a room better than anyone else.
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Can Paramount — the studio that, more than any other, symbolizes Hollywood itself — find a path forward as a stand-alone studio?
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It symbolizes the extra days into the new year that German women have to work to earn the same as men.
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Uranus is the weirdo of the zodiac, and the Moon symbolizes emotions—when these two planets connect, unusual feelings will arise!
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The Moon in Virgo clashes with Saturn in Sagittarius at 2:19 AM this morning, and then with the Sun in Sagittarius at 8:56 PM, before entering Libra at 9:40 PM. The Moon symbolizes our needs, while the sun symbolizes our goals: If our needs and goals don't align, a change must be made.
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" She added:"It symbolizes how research by scholars who are women of color is often dismissed, and how little recourse we have.
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The new name symbolizes "X-ing out cookie-cutter beauty," the star told SI. "Mononyms are exciting in the industry," she explained.
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The Kelly green shade was inspired by Tory Burch, one of Karli's favorite designers, and also symbolizes one of Raymond's favorite pastimes.
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It symbolizes a working-class past yet transcends it, making gingham a choice for models and celebrities as much as immigrant strivers.
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"It's not that [China's objections] are irrational, but it's more about what the deployment symbolizes than the radar's actual capability," Lewis says.
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"I feel like it symbolizes everything I've worked for," Deserie Villa, a senior at Eagle Rock High School told NBC Los Angeles.
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"The crab that symbolizes Cancer has powerful claws and when those claws attach to something, they are not letting go," explained Gat.
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Teal is the color that symbolizes food allergy awareness, so homes displaying pumpkins painted blue signify they're handing out allergy-friendly treats.
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But to summon him, they need a fourth — a number that symbolizes the four points of a compass, and the four elements.
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It symbolizes the monumental contributions made by Mexicans and Mexican-Americans in the US, and captures a neglected narrative in American history.
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Satisfying our growing desire to rejuvenate and revitalize, Greenery symbolizes the reconnection we seek with nature, one another and a larger purpose.
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While Obama was defying Beijing with the meeting, he was skimping on honoring the man who symbolizes Tibet's fading dreams of independence.
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Days Gone is sincere in its reverence of this object, and the relationship it symbolizes, but it's also a little tone deaf.
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We spoke to seven women and one man who have faced OCD and asked them about the "thing" that symbolizes their ordeal.
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And we totally dig this because, while both tattoos vary in design, each one still symbolizes the relationship in its own way.
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If white often symbolizes innocence and purity, Dang's pervasive use of the color gives her tropical tableau a ghostly, washed-out feel.
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While the color white often symbolizes innocence and purity, its pervasiveness here gives Dang's baroque tropical tableau a ghostly, washed-out feel.
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Pluto might be the planet of death, but it also symbolizes rebirth—and brings some exciting secret treasures to share with you.
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This, uh, premature pouring does presage certain later plot points, but it also symbolizes something more complicated, a kind of dreadful irreversibility.
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And it symbolizes the tough job Mr. Colbert has had in synthesizing the Comedy Central and CBS audiences on his new show.
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The bet is made against a single dollar and symbolizes PredictIt's market forecasting a 75% chance Trump is impeached in the house.
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The person's thinking is dominated by a "single idea that symbolizes or condenses (or both) several important ideas and emotions," Loewenstein writes.
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Numerous French commentators, including the nation's ambassador to the U.S., have remarked that the cathedral symbolizes what it means to be French.
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Each Olympics is expected to produce a logo, a signature building — and a characteristic torch that symbolizes local tradition and national character.
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Why should we celebrate a holiday that symbolizes the discovery of our country, when our country wasn't even discovered on that day?
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In the standard Chinese flag (below), the four smaller stars are tilted toward the large star, which symbolizes the Chinese Communist Party.
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Your moon sign symbolizes how you go about self care, how you approach nurturing, and also how you hold memories and emotions.
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The banner symbolizes the prophet Ali, revered by Shiite Muslims in Afghanistan, many of whom believe he is buried in the mosque.
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The menorah symbolizes the strength and continuity of our nation, the idea that it is strong and will conquer all its enemies.
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Yet he insisted that his motivations lay not in the president's politics, but in what Trump symbolizes in the realm of spectacle.
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While the amount was small, it still symbolizes how far the government is willing to go to crack down on such withdrawals.
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It is what Trump symbolizes for those inclined to intolerance that is the real enemy, they have and will continue to argue.
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While MDMA and other drugs are still a big part of raving, Kandi now symbolizes a presence against harm, anger and violence.
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For many Americans, our national flag symbolizes the best of our country: Freedom, democracy, and all the potential America offers its people.
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I know some people hate the idea of moving back because they think it symbolizes a regression back to their teenage selves.
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The dirty little secret behind "Closer" is that the insufferable ex Taggart can't help repeatedly crawling back to symbolizes hookup culture itself.
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The grumpy face, she says, symbolizes her teen to young adult years, when she lacked confidence because of her experiences with bullying.
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The move has been touted as an important step in relations between the two feuding countries, and also symbolizes the power of sport.
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There is, on the one hand, a universal figure that symbolizes childlike fun, but they display various attitudes like despondency or mental fatigue.
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His book, Go Like Hell, is about the '67 Ford Gt MK III; a car that symbolizes the rivalry between Ford and Ferarri.
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"The final closure of this Detention Center symbolizes a new era for the city of Atlanta," Bottoms said in a May news release.
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Satisfying our growing desire to rejuvenate, revitalize, and unite, Greenery symbolizes the reconnection we seek with nature, one another, and a larger purpose.
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As Baby, Jennifer Grey symbolizes the first generation of affluent, middle class American Jewish women growing up in an optimistic post-war world.
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We've had it bashed into our skulls that Negan symbolizes the dysfunction and depravity of the post-apocalypse, while Rick embodies humanity's hope.
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For me, this moment symbolizes the absence of mainstream intersectional feminism in which race, class, sexuality, and ability are present and necessarily discussed.
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The square center of the logo symbolizes the technology itself; the lines beyond that symbolize the service rendered (dropping off and picking up).
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And it's in this way TPAB cover art also symbolizes Obama's invitation of hip-hop and, by proxy, blackness into the White House.
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For Smith – who once saw his high-pitched voice as "a curse instead of a gift" – his music symbolizes much more than success.
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"For me, Canadian cuisine symbolizes family and get-togethers, so we offer a smile and as many Canadian products as possible," explained Soraya.
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"It symbolizes fertility especially in Gujarat and Rajhastan and women often wear five or six of that earring in one year," says Small.
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The Moon symbolizes emotion and nurturance; since it's in your sign, I want you to focus on self-care like it's your job.
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And it's in this way TPAB cover art also symbolizes Obama's invitation of hip-hop and, by proxy, blackness into the White House.
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"The main event today is the release of the turtles, which also symbolizes longevity," said Athichanan Srisevok, a Thai actress and nature advocate.
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Manchin's openness to the nomination is being echoed by some other red state Democrats and symbolizes the difficult task Democratic leaders have ahead.
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Much like the closing of CBGB's in 2006, the sale of the doors symbolizes the end of a bygone era in New York.
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The Confederate flag symbolizes white supremacy — and it always has Stop waiting for racism to die out with old people Obama is right.
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The Sun in your sign symbolizes a time for you to reconnect with your goals—who have you become since your last birthday?
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Your ruling planet, the Moon, enters cool, logical Air sign Aquarius today and lights up the sector of your chart that symbolizes intimacy.
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The emoji symbolizes Pepe the Frog, a popular internet cartoon that became a symbol of the Alt-right conservative movement in early 2016.
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Designed at the height of the space race, it now symbolizes cooperation, transporting astronauts from around the world to the International Space Station.
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Uber, more than almost any other Silicon Valley company, symbolizes the glut of foreign money that has helped fuel a tech investing frenzy.
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"It symbolizes the unification so well," said Jung Jae-eun, 40, a spectator at the opening game for the Korean women's hockey team.
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Mannan was an editor of Bangladesh's first and only LGBT publication, Roopbaan, named for a Bengali folk character who symbolizes love and equality.
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If the banking royal commission symbolizes anything, it is an egregious lack of concern among banks for the well-being of ordinary Australians.
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Similar to clothing worn by nuns and Orthodox Jewish women, a hijab symbolizes Islamic women's devotion to God and commitment to their religion.
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To many people, the red hat symbolizes that desperation, the last gasp of a white America of the past, not of the future.
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"Bangladesh symbolizes who I am ... my roots, my origins, the birthplace of my father as well as both my maternal and paternal grandparents."
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In a natal chart, Mars symbolizes the way you tap into raw, primal instincts, including the way you disseminate creative and sexual energy.
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Greater Noida symbolizes the post-liberalization India of aspiration, the India of new money, tower blocks, corporate offices, private universities and shopping malls.
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Thus, we get tech billionaires launching electric cars into space — as if this symbolizes something more than one billionaire's capacity for corporate promotion.
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Known as the queen of gems, it symbolizes "passion," and "pure" love; a perfect metaphor of the type of games they wanted to create.
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First, the black dot that appears in the Bakhshali text would later evolve into the hollowed-out circle that now symbolizes the number zero.
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"Today's evacuation symbolizes hope in finding safe solutions for vulnerable refugees in Libya," Roberto Mignone, the UNHCR representative for Libya, said in a statement.
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For many Black women, "that's why you're still single" is an insult of the highest order, as if it symbolizes personal failure and devaluation.
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The case began in 2010 and has become highly charged because many believe it symbolizes perceived corruption among Spain's elites – including the royal family.
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The burning of King's Landing symbolizes a final line Daenerys has crossed, and it seems like the obvious climax her story was building toward.
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The lion's skin symbolizes their courage against the naysayers who might gripe that this subject has been played out and exhausted as a source.
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A line was drawn across the fighter's face using white powder (ompeyu), which Dr. Desch-Obi explains, symbolizes the portal to the ancestor realm.
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The circle of stars symbolizes unity and continuity and pays tribute to the circle and spiral imagery of indigenous peoples' artwork, the artist added.
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Ford will unveil a revamped Fusion midsize car at the Detroit show that symbolizes automakers' efforts to meet very different regulatory and market demands.
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For example, you might have warm memories of your own family celebrating the holidays, so it's important to you and symbolizes connection, Boykin says.
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I grew up with her my whole life and I think she's tireless in her duty, in her commitment—she symbolizes Britain, I think.
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Since Victoria's own wedding in 1840, myrtle — which symbolizes love — from that same tree has been used in the bouquets of numerous royal brides.
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The date "symbolizes how far into the year women must work to earn what men earned in the previous year," the group had said.
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This mashup symbolizes how she disrupted the perception of who has the right to occupy such institutions and to be an embodiment for democracy.
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Like the color of the lanterns used in the Spring Festival parade, the red of the envelopes symbolizes good fortune in the coming year.
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Their relationship gives emotional and narrative depth to Aragorn's heroics, while in the books their marriage symbolizes the everlasting bond between their two races.
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Today symbolizes how much more a woman in the U.S. must work to earn what a man earned in the previous year, on average.
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In France, the parade symbolizes the strength of republican government after the collapse of the Bourbon and Bonapartist restorations in the late nineteenth century.
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The high-reaching crown symbolizes the summit of Mount Meru, the Hindu god Indra's heavenly abode, and its weight represents the monarch's royal burden.
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To some observers, the ups and downs of life in Rio's oldest informal communities symbolizes the broader changes experienced by Latin America's largest country.
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The round shape of the mooncake symbolizes unity and family reunion in Chinese culture, and is typically cut into pieces for families to share.
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The Latin phrase "gradatim ferociter" written down the side is Blue Origin's motto, and it symbolizes the company's approach to space flight, Bezos says.
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I'm really exited to start working on new music, the EP was made during the winter and also symbolizes a dark period for me.
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The enormous, Joseph Cornell-inspired tree at center stage, designed by James J. Fenton, symbolizes the story's universal themes of family, friendship, and acceptance.
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The moon symbolizes comfort and security, and today it's important that you connect with what your needs are—and ask for what you want!
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And for local audiences, the Song art symbolizes high Chinese culture, which Ho says is a product and tool of the northern literati classes.
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According to Sessoms, the Nile crocodile, Sobek, that is also found in the portrait at the figure's feet symbolizes a sense of strong femininity.
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What this deal actually symbolizes is that the future of television is increasingly going to be built on lots of bold, possibly speculative experiments.
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The first signifies its creation as a legal concept, and the latter, while largely overlooked at the time, symbolizes something close to its end.
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At the same time, Orrin Hatch's conspicuous absence of agony symbolizes the decisions of many of my coreligionists not to allow any such thing.
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The fact that Confederate flags are waved at white supremacist gatherings is a clear representation of what it symbolizes to the American people: racism.
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Midnight on the Clock symbolizes the end of the world, and each year, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists decides what time it is.
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This sadness clings most tenaciously to Jeremy, whose belief that he can hold his breath indefinitely symbolizes an existence that allows for no exhalation.
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This work also symbolizes the very spirit of being an active participant in a civil society, reminding us that justice does not come easy.
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Saturn symbolizes binding, and in Libra, you often find yourself contemplating very intently about what choices, contracts, and people you should bind yourself to.
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" Zelizer added, "Being against Trump is more than just disliking the man; it symbolizes what a person stands for at this moment in politics.
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"Christopher Columbus symbolizes the initial invasion of European capitalism into the Western Hemisphere," the individual who identifies as Ty says, narrating over the footage.
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Maybe that's why Rey's lightsaber figures between him and Kylo Ren in the teaser poster: she symbolizes a new form of balance for the series.
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"It symbolizes innocence and the wilderness and a free spirit..."Coleman recalls the modern debate about kill or capture starting on forums in the '90s.
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But Mother's Day can't be encapsulated by a single transaction, because everything the holiday symbolizes — motherhood, and mother-child relationships — is more complicated than that.
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Sitting between his Christian conviction and desire to never be anything less than the most honest portrayal of himself, the record symbolizes Lamar's biting point.
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"It also symbolizes our determination to continue the march toward justice and the 'more perfect union' envisioned by the founding fathers on these very streets."
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While the deal symbolizes a chance for future generations to come of age in peace, the deal also signals a new chapter for the region.
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One of the records that symbolizes just how far a band will go to boost compression in order to gain volume is Metallica's Death Magnetic.
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So many young successful African athletes are currently investing their money into the communities they grew up in—this photo symbolizes that move to me.
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"The deal that we are concluding symbolizes success in the internationalization undertaken by Alusa's teams," Teck Pack general manager Claudio Inglesi said in a statement.
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When I'm wearing white, it symbolizes the purest part of the relationship, the part that was the reason why I didn't want to leave him.
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The Moon is in Taurus, lighting up the sector of your chart that symbolizes success and popularity—two things you totally have a handle on.
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The very simple habits of Sisters of the Holy Trinity for the Redemption of the Captives Each element of the Passionist habit symbolizes the crucifixion.
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"It is sad to see Republican candidates touting images of the Confederacy, which to many in this country symbolizes hate and racial oppression," Singh said.
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Puntable Marmot It's a marmot that you can kick, complete with a helmet (and occasionally a top hat) that symbolizes his consent in the matter.
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And who symbolizes a certain part of Mark's recovery process that is revealed so ridiculously that I almost want to spoil it here but won't.
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Roux explained that orange blossom is the traditional scent of weddings and symbolizes happiness in marriage, and as someone who is painfully superstitious, I confirmed.
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In protest, she crafted a series of papier-mâché dolls named kumjing; each doll symbolizes a real girl who is working in Thailand's sex industry.
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Dr. Oz has come to represent popular medical authority in the same way that Mr. Trump, through such platforms as "The Apprentice," symbolizes business acumen.
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Part birthday party, part rite of passage, it symbolizes a girl's entrance into womanhood when turning 15, traditionally showcasing her purity and readiness for marriage.
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The locker arrangement neatly symbolizes this moment for the White Sox: one established star (Abreu), one budding star (Moncada) and one star-in-waiting (Robert).
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And nothing symbolizes that like the couture: stratospherically expensive clothes made by hand for the ivory tower few, just as it has been for decades.
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Every year, retailers have the opportunity to create new merchandise that correlates with the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac, which symbolizes a given year.
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"The disappearance of clay water pots symbolizes that there is no trust in communities, and less kindness," said U Sue Hnget, a prominent Burmese writer.
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"Shripriya Mahesh, a partner at Spero Ventures in Redwood City, California, said in a tweet: "The hat symbolizes a desire to return to the past.
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He introduced a new team logo, a coat-of-arms shield that symbolizes the strength and unity that he is fostering in the team room.
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Depending on the role types and what the cough symbolizes — whether you're entering or interrupting a conversation — it was expressed in a particular vocal way.
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When I see our president use a wall that symbolizes the ultimate sacrifice as a backdrop for his vanity, I cannot play down its seriousness.
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She's dressed in all black and wearing her power broach: the Mace of the Republic, which symbolizes the legislative authority of the House of Representatives.
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The I in "Crimes" is one of these: The Elder Wand; and the A in "Grindelwald" is a triangle, which symbolizes the cloak of invisibility.
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Bringing him to Davos, an event that symbolizes the exact opposite of all that, could be a way of trying to calm down jittery partners.
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Plus, purple symbolizes both royalty and penitence in the Methodist faith, a religion Clinton has identified with in the past, per the Boston Globe's Matt Viser.
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"BITS symbolizes the maturing of Indian technical ability and 'can-do' entrepreneurial spirit, especially as derived from the private sector," the school states on its website.
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Givers believe that gifts should be desirable, tangible and expensive, as well as a total surprise that both uniquely reflects the recipient and symbolizes their relationship.
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But to a culture people who value what the little drawing symbolizes, it may be one of the more important inclusions to the upcoming Unicode releases.
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SRS: I know you reference Palestinian graphic artist Naji-al-Ali and his popular charcter Handala, a childlike character that symbolizes Palestinian refugees, in the exhibit.
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Mars clashes with Saturn at 9:37 AM, creating a difficult energy this morning: Saturn symbolizes confinement, while action planet Mars just wants to break things.
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The election of Steven Reed, the first black mayor of Montgomery, AL, symbolizes the new inclusive & forward thinking South that so many have worked to achieve.
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As for that cute little mascot you'll see everywhere: His name is Soohorang, and he is a white tiger, an animal that symbolizes protection in Korea.
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Sources say the shark tat symbolizes Drake and RiRi's aquarium date earlier this month, where Aubrey took his new girl to see some fishies in Toronto.
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The peach symbolizes immortality in China and, along with the Sino-American kitsch of a pair of appended fortune cookies, suggests a judgment on that immortality.
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Turns out, Lindsay and Jenkins also got the Gold Record design — which symbolizes the importance of not feeling alone in this big world — on their forearms.
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In many ways, Bayh symbolizes the worst of what Democrats offered for the Senate in 2016: bland, moderate, middle-of-the-road, semi-corrupt, and doomed.
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Friendship symbolizes a spirit of love and fellowship, in which diplomacy based on self-interest is cast aside, and the sharp tone of classic politics disappears.
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In the eight photographs that comprise the "Salt Bride" exhibition, the black dress that symbolizes Leah's possession by the titular Dybbuk transforms into her wedding gown.
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The color symbolizes his commitment to inclusive, nonideological government and dominates his professional wardrobe: lavender dress shirts, violet ties, purple shoelaces, loafers the color of grapes.
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"This voyage symbolizes two things: that it's not easy to replace fossil fuels, and that overcoming this challenge can be a great adventure," Herrmann said Thursday.
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The red on their pants symbolizes the spilled blood of their ancestors; the white and blue on their shirts stand for the spirits in the sky.
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CAIRO — On an island in the Suez Canal, a towering AK-21.3 rifle, its muzzle and bayonet pointed skyward, symbolizes one of Egypt's most enduring alliances.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions, which some people seem to think Capricorns don't have—you can come off as very cold—but we know that's not true!
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The title of the story, Omphalos, comes from Greek mythology and symbolizes the navel of the world, or the place where the world is centered on.
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"I think to call me was brave and it symbolizes that he is willing to engage with people and voters on this issue," Mr. Harriot said.
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She perhaps best symbolizes the deep skepticism shared by Western leaders toward Mr. Trump's persona and his policies, ranging from addressing climate change to confronting Russia.
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If you look closely, you'll notice the Saturn glyph looks like a scythe, which is no coincidence as the ringed-planet also symbolizes agriculture and death.
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Saturn symbolizes boundaries and exclusivity and you could find it takes more effort or more attention to be part of a group that you resonate with.
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Luxury boutique Just One Eye got the piece Tuesday in L.A. We're told the piece -- aptly titled "Tumbleweed" -- symbolizes Val's childhood growing up in New Mexico.
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Capitalism and increasing Westernization symbolizes the loss of tradition and the loss of land, but has also given women the space to move into roles of power.
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The destruction at the ancient city of Palmyra symbolizes the suffering of the Syrian people at the hands of the terrorist group known as Islamic State (ISIS).
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Something about what their youth symbolizes — the past and possible future of the couple getting married — that makes them seem like something out of a Renaissance painting.
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The costume choice now symbolizes the gaudiness of that superhero era, a time when Batman could be viewed as a wacky hero instead of a gritty one.
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First, there's the presence of The Doll, a gift from her grandmother that, in quinces, symbolizes the last doll a young woman entering womanhood will ever have.
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The three-day festival, in which dousing each other with water symbolizes the washing away one's misfortune, has come under scrutiny due to a national water shortage.
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But it is also something more: it symbolizes the burden many blacks in Missouri feel, as a result of Ferguson, to challenge opposition more strenuously than ever.
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The star pays homage to the U.S. territory's flag, while the kite that features a Hexagon symbolizes the traditional "chiringa" style of small kite on the island.
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The Pope's gift left no questions about its symbolism, presenting Trump with an olive tree medal crafted by a Roman artist that the Pope said symbolizes peace.
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The way that many young people like myself embraced kokoreç later in their lives symbolizes a frustration with being told what to like and what to not.
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There are better places to learn how to walk on a balance beam than the site which symbolizes deportation of hundreds of thousands to their deaths. pic.twitter.
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Incorporate anything that symbolizes success and fame to you into your day and allow the new moon to manifest more recognition of your talents in your life.
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At New York Comic Con, chief content officer of "TWD" universe Scott Gimple said the symbol on the mystery helicopter that took Rick symbolizes three interconnected communities.
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" He concludes that this change symbolizes the medicalization of normal everyday stress and discomfort because of unrealistic cultural expectations of workplaces being "stress-free at all times.
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We wanted to keep this story, which symbolizes how the days of the week were established, light and very much fantasy, so we created this wooden moon.
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Although RCEP is a trade agreement, it symbolizes far more than economic transactions, undeniably demonstrating China's assertive rise in economic, political and military dominance in the region.
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The tradition of astrology has long recognized the sun as the identity, spirit, and intellect, while the moon symbolizes the denseness of the emotions, body, and soul.
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Robert Colescott's "The Three Graces: Art, Sex and Death" (1981) friskily symbolizes the love life of the artist, who had as much as anticipated the new figuration.
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There's been a Thin Blue Line sticker on my car for years, and like my support for law enforcement of which it symbolizes, it isn't going anywhere.
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Voters turned out in record numbers, and the result was cheered by those hoping to stall the anti-European Union, anti-Muslim forces that Mr. Wilders symbolizes.
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Mr. Trump's decision to meet with him was mostly about what Mr. Kurz symbolizes in a Europe with which the president has had an increasingly antagonistic relationship.
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"A wedding symbolizes being chosen, two people choosing each other," she said, but it's also about the people invited to partake in or witness the big day.
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Lofty ambitions: The EV growth team in front of Monas, the National Monument that symbolizes the fight for Indonesia and is one of the tallest landmarks in capital city Jakarta Lofty ambitions: The EV growth team in front of Monas, the National Monument that symbolizes the fight for Indonesia and is one of the tallest landmarks in capital city Jakarta Beyond chemistry, East Ventures also has a track record.
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It's fitting that the last shot of Endgame is Steve and Peggy finally getting their dance, since their miraculous second chance symbolizes everything the Avengers were fighting for.
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For even more good fortune, add in a bit of gold, which symbolizes wealth and prosperity (and we could all use a little bit of that in 2019).
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"What that symbolizes is the amazing courage of not only the flight attendants but all the individuals on Flight 93, who took that call to action," Clark said.
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At 36, Kendrick symbolizes the team's investment in veterans — its roster is the oldest in the majors by average age — and thrived in a part-time role; his .
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The number itself is important: It symbolizes the 82 female directors who've had films screened at the festival since it began in 1946, compared with 1,688 male directors.
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Her answer symbolizes the muddle of this interview: "I can't help but feel like maybe he felt like I thought that he did something to me," Olympios said.
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Even as a rock, however, Niobe's tears continued to flow, and the stream that pours from the real Weeping Rock in Manisa, Turkey, symbolizes a mother's eternal mourning.
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Hula GirlIn a grass skirt, with hips that sway side to side, the dashboard Hula Girl symbolizes to most Americans the perfect bliss of a warm, Hawaiian vacation.
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For Chief Executive Pascal Soriot, the new site on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus symbolizes his desire to create a science-led company with uniquely close ties to academia.
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"The assortment is at the heart of Banana's issues and symbolizes a brand that has simply lost its way," Neil Saunders, chief executive of research firm Conlumino, said.
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Ideally, the ring you receive is one that symbolizes the bond between you and your partner, one you love looking at, and one that doesn't break the bank.
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However, even as a rock, Niobe's tears continued to flow, and the stream that pours from the real Weeping Rock in Manisa, Turkey, symbolizes a mother's eternal mourning.
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It symbolizes how I thought we weren't meant to be together, but maybe we were meant to be together, but I don't know because I hate her now.
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To many, Bengaluru symbolizes India's rising economic vigor but the city has also been a victim of poor planning and congestion that can produce traffic jams for hours.
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February 1, 2016 Step aboard the largest ship ever to dock in a U.S. port, and find out what it symbolizes about trade between the U.S. and China.
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I had it for the first time as a kid, at one of these big wedding banquets, and I fell in love—it symbolizes the sweetness of life.
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"His departure symbolizes the end of the era when brash, ambitious entrepreneurs muscled onto Rodeo and turned it into a street of dreams," The Los Angeles Times wrote.
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MOSCOW — The must-have accessory at the 2018 World Cup is a passport-sized badge of honor that, for many fans, symbolizes the fulfillment of a lifetime's ambition.
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In many ways, the court symbolizes Eight Mile Rock, which was described to me by those who live or work there as: humble, modest, quiet, grounded, and proud.
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The Visegrad Group once stood as a beacon for post-Communist integration, but today it symbolizes the failure of the West to completely integrate Central and Eastern Europe.
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It symbolizes, too, the burying of Aboriginal history, particularly the Black War, a 19th-century conflict fought between British settlers and Indigenous Tasmanians, who were virtually wiped out.
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Gemini is a mutable sign that symbolizes transitions and having Uranus in the sign of the twins hints that you thrive on the chaos and movement of transformation.
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Paak — the dot symbolizes attention to detail — and he released "Venice," an album full of lighthearted tales of smoking dope and hanging out with women by the beach.
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But it still fits him perfectly, as it symbolizes the marriage of East and West— the union of philosophy with the abstract science of space, quantity, and numbers.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Most states in the United States and countries around the world have an animal that symbolizes their state or country.
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This full moon is in Taurus—a lush, green spring-time sign that symbolizes creativity and luxury, unlike you, slinking Scorpio, the sign of death, decay, and rebirth.
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That apparently hasn't stopped people from around the world from wanting to work in the U.S. (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) RAVI AGRAWAL, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Aayush Suwalka symbolizes the Indian dream.
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In the artist's four sculptural works, the rubber tree symbolizes the abuse of power, cheap labor, and the raw materials associated with six decades of French colonialism in Vietnam.
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While scholars are certain the stern bearded figure donning a golden crown represents royalty, they are less sure which king it symbolizes, or which kingdom he may have ruled.
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It's Taurus season, which means the solar spot light is on you; however, the Moon's focus is on Scorpio, a mysterious water sign that symbolizes the death and rebirth.
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I also smile, realizing that while her innocence and juvenility might obscure her understanding of this moment, the girl will always have this image that symbolizes so much more.
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The above graphic shows Venezuela's oil revenues (in 2000 dollars) against the rate of inflation - and it symbolizes the story of Venezuela's recent economic history as succinctly as possible.
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The teens came up with the $1.05 figure, which symbolizes the "price" of each student, by looking at how much Rubio has reportedly received by the NRA ($3,303,355) vs.
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Almost invariably, the Jeeps that Richter sees in Japan are Wranglers, which is the model perhaps most emblematic of the brand and the rugged, outdoor American lifestyle it symbolizes.
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Big Mouth Billy Bass with Alexa isn't necessary the product of the year, but it's one that symbolizes all the novelty trends that we saw in gadgets in 2018.
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Expressing her emotions using a material that symbolizes the abundance of life, and has a strong association with portrayals of women throughout art history, seemed like a clear choice.
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"This is the right that we deserved from a long time ago," he said, draped in a giant rainbow flag that symbolizes the colors of the international gay movement.
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Again, it is all about identity and creating emotions through identity, whereby the product is the self-expressive conduit that symbolizes those values to yourself and others around you.
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Equal Pay Day takes place on April 10th this year, and symbolizes how much longer it takes women to earn the same amount that men did the previous year.
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He symbolizes the future of the Dodgers, who carry the majors' highest payroll (nearly $300 million last season) but have held tight to the jewels of their farm system.
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Venus symbolizes harmony; with this energy hanging out in a very communicative part of your chart, you'll be more likely than usual to step in and help mediate conflict.
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During this new moon, the Sun will meet the moon in clever Aquarius; this meeting symbolizes a fresh start for you: Rethink your professional goals, popularity, and public life.
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The Moon symbolizes nurturance and safety, and today the Moon is in emotional Water sign Scorpio, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your home and family.
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Even if the NFL means well, it's hard to not see the joint venture as a ploy to purify its image and silence critics who believe what Kaepernick symbolizes.
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Notice how small the people look trying to stop it, this probably symbolizes how little the people can do to take try and take over or stop the machine.
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It also symbolizes something else for the players who have moved on to New York — that the Yankees, before too long, are counting on them to win one again.
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Gallagher ultimately kept his Trident Pin, which is worn by Navy SEALs, awarded following their completion of an intense qualification course and symbolizes membership in the elite military community.
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For them, Trump symbolizes a new breed of politician who is willing to upend long-held political norms — a quality they say outweighs any real or perceived moral flaws.
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Saturn is the taskmaster of the zodiac and it symbolizes authority, so you might find as Mars and Mercury oppose it, your higher-ups are rejecting your plans and ideas.
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Jackson, who has also been gearing up for the new film, told Essence in 2017 that the tattoos were his idea, and each one symbolizes the soul of his victim.
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This flying saucer motif symbolizes the American Dream, as represented through her father's unrealized creation — not only its charm, innocence, and ongoing appeal, but also its narcissism, selfishness, and unreachability.
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In Trump's version, the snake symbolizes migrants entering the US.The president also lavished praise on his supporters and family, particularly his daughter Ivanka, whom he called "beautiful" and called onstage.
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The "Statue of a Girl Of Peace" symbolizes the "comfort women", a euphemism referring to women, many of them Korean, forced into the brothels before and during World War Two.
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AIDS and war and the raging capitalist fetish of America showed all the things that Joni Mitchell symbolizes to have been an illusion; the daydream had dissolved by the 1980s.
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When wearing a key as a necklace pendant symbolizes displacement, it can remind us that we are in this vastness together; that we are home no matter where we are.
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The main memorial is the Mamayev Kurgan complex, over which towers "The Motherland Calls," a statue that symbolizes the common mother of all Russians leading them to engage in battle.
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" Toronto "I like the badge-style approach to this logo because it symbolizes authority and power, showcasing the talents and 'power' that Russia is able to bring to the Olympics.
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Mr. Ali, who is a religious Muslim, wears a luxurious beard, prays in the dressing room and fasts during five-day Test cricket matches, symbolizes something bigger than the game.
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"The establishment of an arts center at this venue symbolizes the removal of martial law and our efforts to promote greater cultural accessibility," Ms. Tsai told a packed concert hall.
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The search symbolizes the larger quandary India confronts in trying to enforce a society's rules in a place that has been intentionally set away from the rest of that society.
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He said the burial symbolizes the burying of Aboriginal history — particularly the Black War, a 19th-century conflict fought between British settlers and Indigenous Tasmanians, who were virtually wiped out.
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But the Sansa-Arya-Baelish triangle also symbolizes the way political self-interest cynically preys on the nobler intentions of those who really would like to make a better world.
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Speculation aside, I recognize that this attack, the latest horror in a weeklong anti-Semitic rampage, symbolizes a far greater anti-Semitism problem -- one that Americans must fight with unity.
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To her, a Lidia May tote symbolizes warm friendship among people of different backgrounds who were brought together by a shared goal of figuring out the world's most pressing problems.
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And, to wave a historical version of our flag, that to some symbolizes exclusion and hate, injects hostility and confusion to an event where no one intended to do so.
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That effort symbolizes the interdependence that characterizes the real relationship between aging white America and increasingly diverse younger America -- no matter how hard alarmists like Carlson try to divide them.
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The high-reaching crown, which weighs 7.3 kg (16 lb) symbolizes the summit of Mount Meru, the Hindu god Indra's heavenly abode, and its weight represents the monarch's royal burden.
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In other words, beyond its technical capability THAAD's deployment symbolizes further solidification of the military ties between the United States and South Korea, ties Beijing has sought to loosen for decades.
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The lyrics concern a messianic android named Cindi Mayweather and her quest to save society from suffering, inequality, and such ills, although it's easy to lose track of what symbolizes what.
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"The red section symbolizes the area of the Pentagon where American Airlines Flight 77, commandeered by terrorists, was targeted and crashed into the building on September 11, 2001," the Navy says.
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Nature was the inspiration behind the design with the element of water represented by large chrome drops, a plant wall with wooden accents symbolizes earth, and ethanol fueled fireplaces represent, fire.
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But the relative absence of martial marches — when we know that we could, without trying, "top" a Bastille Day parade (or a North Korean charade, etc.) — symbolizes the best in us.
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This was all the more surprising since of the eight Formula One teams based in England, the one that most symbolizes the British mastery of the elite racing series is McLaren.
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The ultimate fall of the rebellious town now symbolizes the failure of the moderate opposition rooted there and those affiliated with the early civilian protests to firmly unite fractured rebel groups.
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More valuable to FIFA than the money — which in the case of court-ordered restitution often amounts to pennies on the dollar — is what fighting for it symbolizes, legal experts say.
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While your sun sign reflects your outward personality, your moon sign symbolizes your internal processes, like the ways you approach nurturing and self care, and how you hold memories and emotions.
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Although President Trump and his supporters try to do everything they can to reject immigrants, this caravan symbolizes the resilience and persistence of millions who continue to strive for better lives.
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Grenfell Tower had such impact because it symbolizes for many in Britain the retreat of the state, visible in badly maintained social housing and the failure to build more social housing.
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Esper said the President "gave me an order" to ensure that Gallagher would retain his Trident, the pin worn by Navy SEALS that symbolizes their membership in the elite military community.
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But for the event that most prominently symbolizes the N.C.A.A.'s one-member, one-vote ethos — and that provides the vast majority of the association's revenue — the trend line is striking.
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Moreover, seeing two Black teens, one of them a woman, taking time — with all the history of oppression and injustice that it symbolizes — into their own hands, feels revolutionary on its own.
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MSCL symbolizes feeling seen and heard for the first time as a teenage girl for many millennial and Gen X women, which is why it has come to be considered sacred art.
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Overall, the problem isn't the Charmed reboot itself, but rather what it symbolizes: the choice Hollywood makes between age and diversity — both things that hurt actresses on all sides in the end.
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Today, April 10, is Equal Pay Day, a date that symbolizes how far into 2018 the average American woman has to work to earn what the average man did the year before.
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"Palmyra was the perfect example in its day of east/west cooperation and the arch symbolizes that as much today as it did back then," said IDA director Roger Michel on Tuesday.
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They were different from the other Gritty fans, because to them he's more than a mascot; his very existence symbolizes the absurd contradictions of the modern condition that the left rails against.
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Harry wears an Afghanistan Campaign Medal, Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal and Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal while the badge around his neck symbolizes he is a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order.
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Though fans of Spongebob are getting a kick out of the feat, vandalism to the five-pointed star, which sits atop a spire symbolizes communism, has angered both Voronezh civilians and police.
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"The video is symbolic and could be interpreted in various ways, but to me, it symbolizes the act of falling in love and devouring the object of your affection," explains Kid Moxie.
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In the poem "There Is a Garden in Her Face" (1617), Thomas Campion likens the fruit to what it most commonly symbolizes today: the sex appeal of a pure, virginal young woman.
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AI won't make mistakes, and it won't starve to death, but, unlike Hanks, it also won't leave a FedEx package unopened — because that package symbolizes the hope of getting off the island.
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Aurora explains how her fascination with the intersection of nature and technology is realized through this organic structure built through robotic programming, and how the video's theme symbolizes her own artistic development.
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IMOTSKI, Croatia (Reuters) - A town in southern Croatia whose citizens are obsessed with Mercedes-Benz cars plans to build a monument to the German car that symbolizes success for its rural inhabitants.
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The emblem proudly symbolizes the city's hard-working past, and its role in the Industrial Revolution (it's just about everywhere you look in the former textile hub, including its coat of arms).
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I've lived in Texas for most of my life, and I've come to appreciate what the state symbolizes, both to people who live here and to those who view it from afar.
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"Xi's 'China Dream' to 'rejuvenate the Chinese nation' symbolizes his ambition for the nation's future place in the world," Natixis economists Alicia Garcia Herrero and Trinh Nguyen wrote in a recent report.
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"The red cloak symbolizes vanity," Ms. Hill said as she walked through the exhibit on a recent morning, clad in a '60s black velvet mini with bell sleeves edged in white lace.
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Wastewater, for Žižek, symbolizes a great and terrifying darkness: a dimension in which unknown forces are at work, a place where all the dark and scary things we do not understand live.
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The result — a qualified victory for Nixon but an emboldening of his congressional opponents — symbolizes the messy equilibrium over the years between Congress and the White House on the conduct of war.
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Choose one of these eight prototypes and explain what you think it symbolizes from two points of view: first, for the president and his supporters, and second, for the president's political opponents.
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It's possible she just liked the color, and what it symbolizes about new beginnings (also, of course, purity, but that takes us back to the idea something else might be going on).
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The historic crown, which symbolizes the sovereignty of the monarch and is only seen at coronations and state openings of Parliament, was instead replaced by the much lighter George IV State Diadem.
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On stage level, members of Taim's circle tend to his body (or rather, to the empty gurney that symbolizes his body) while trying to understand what was going on in his head.
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John sketched his design of a sock: purple with hearts and "3-21," the date of World Down Syndrome Day (this date symbolizes the triplication of the 21st chromosome, which causes Down syndrome).
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To him, the road symbolizes one of the most important principles of Russian politics and life in general, he said — that elites get special treatment, even if regular citizens are put at risk.
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Our island has its own art form that symbolizes our will to carry on, natural disaster after natural disaster: for centuries, Puerto Rican santeros have carved sculptures of Catholic saints from fallen trees.
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"To wave a historical version of our flag, that to some symbolizes exclusion and hate, injects hostility and confusion to an event where no one intended to do so," the apology said, MLive.
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According to Google's Doodle blog, red symbolizes love and fertility; green marks the beginning of spring and a fresh start; yellow represents the natural remedy turmeric; and blue stands for the Lord Krishna.
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While "House" refers to Beckham's hope of creating a community of grooming enthusiasts with tools that'll help them evolve their look, the "99" symbolizes his personal and career success in the year 1999.
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Shortly after, Lorena performs the emotional father-daughter dance, which is as traditional as tacos are in Mexican culture; the dance symbolizes the father's recognition that his little girl is now a woman.
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The only approved way to consume grains is in the form of matzo, a cracker-like food that symbolizes the Jewish flight from slavery, when there was no time for bread to rise.
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"I don't disagree with us running it, because it makes arguments that the, that flag doesn't just symbolize racism to certain people, it symbolizes Southern pride, Southern heritage, and states' rights," Marlow said.
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Though "Thank U, Next" is Grande's biggest hit yet and symbolizes the past few years of her love life, it also feels like the closing chapter of the Ari we've grown to know.
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On one sculpture, an extra right hand hanging backwards from the left arm of the torso symbolizes the skin of the victim that was left hanging after the ritual flaying, say the archeologists.
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Thus, it is fair to say that "Bouquet of Tulips" symbolizes American White power, by depicting the holding hand (of The United States) as uniformly white, which of course, the USA is not.
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If Al Waer, reclaimed by the government this past spring, symbolizes President Bashar al-Assad's ruthless triumph, it also embodies a looming challenge as the war approaches an end: the politics of reconstruction.
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The Hotel Belvédère du Rayon Vert symbolizes the very empire these adherents of "degrowth," as the movement is known, wish to overthrow: consumption, wealth, inequality, travel, and cement, the whole modern industrial condition.
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That run symbolizes how maternal cousins of Hussein's half brother ran more than a mile from the nearby village of Tweireej intending to rescue him, but found that he had already been killed.
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A new start-up incubator in Paris symbolizes France's tech ambitions, but can the land of the 35-hour workweek overcome its cultural and regulatory barriers to surpass London and other tech hubs?
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"It symbolizes the failure to understand that those who provide services, often about big big money, should not be in a different position than others who provide services, maybe a waitress," he said.
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So while watching President Donald Trump's dark inaugural speech a week ago I was able at the same time to glance out at the torch that symbolizes American openness and generosity of spirit.
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In the years since, it has struck me that the ring symbolizes the way our marriage bond undergirds our life together, supporting and nurturing our existence just as public infrastructure supports our communities.
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Tuesday's primary in the 22018 governor's race symbolizes the Democratic Party's growing pains, pitting a progressive push for Medicare-for-all against the Obama legacies of the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid expansion.
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We fetishize part-time pugilists in the West across a political spectrum—Reid, McCain, Trudeau—because fighting symbolizes something that playing pick-up basketball or jogging or eating overcooked steak with ketchup doesn't.
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Designed by Parisian architects XTU and English museum design experts Casson Mann Limited, the structure of the museum symbolizes the swirl of wine moving in a glass and the coiled movement of a grapevine.
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