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The risk element of every transfer is epitomised by the contrast between the current worlds of Ronaldo and Reyes.

THE New York Times once epitomised all that was great about American newspapers; now it symbolises its industry's deep malaise.

Since the 1960s, he argues, society has been marked by a growing sense of cultural relativism, epitomised by anthropology.

Any lessening of US forces would risk a power vacuum that might be filled by old rivalries, epitomised by festering Sino-Japanese mistrust.

That was most epitomised by his reckless choice of Sarah Palin as his running mate having met the Alaskan governor just twice.

Mr Walesa, whose election to the presidency epitomised Poland's transition to democracy, has long since left the political mainstream.

In the opinion of the cultural critic Barbara Creed, for instance, Scott's film epitomised what she refers to as "the monstrous feminine" .

It also epitomised the atmosphere of lawlessness and impunity that has flourished in Russia in recent years.

Why has the creativity of the San Francisco area, epitomised by Silicon Valley, developed while other regions have languished?

To differentiate its brand, Australian Gold developed a campaign, "Live the gold life" , which epitomised beaches, sun and fun.

The city was then the capital of Yugoslavia, a country that epitomised the group's uneasy balance between East and West in the cold war.

That sentiment epitomised the behaviour of many technology companies in the late 20th century, from Intel to Oracle and Microsoft.

The fashion was epitomised by Arsene Wenger's Arsenal side in the early part of the decade.

A: Traditional banking models, as epitomised by Sberbank, will benefit from a flight to quality.

Its affordable, trendy clothes epitomised casual cool.

Los Angeles has long epitomised car-oriented sprawl.

The overlap between politics and profit was epitomised by GerhardSchrö der, a former German chancellor.

The positive use that China can make of its increasing soft power is epitomised in Africa.

a film that epitomised her louder life and won her her second Oscar.

THE New York Times once epitomised all that was great about American newspapers;