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He was one of those talented executives who served successive administrations and epitomized the ideal of public service.

We've covered how the new Astra is in line with Opel's new design paradigm, epitomized by the Car of the Year winning Insignia model.

That said, it's not as if Barcelona's front three has epitomized stability in the past three seasons.

But tens of thousands of fans lined the road outside Heathrow to get a final look at the plane that epitomized jet set glamour.

City center city is the political, economic, cultural core activities area, which epitomized the character and outlook of a city.

The declination and its reasons of the Jia's family condensed and epitomized those of the reigns of Kangxi and Qianlong.

China presents this image of uniformity, epitomized by all the drummers during the opening ceremony of the Olympics.

The nature of evil may be epitomized, therefore, in two simple but horrible propositions: 'Things fade' and 'Alternatives exclude.

He epitomized the attitude and commitment in the Liverpool side and you could see how desperate he was to get the three points.

The technology revolution, epitomized by the Internet, will empower both people yearning for democracy and repressive tyrants.

The results epitomized what can be accomplished through the focused effort of teamwork.

The high-speed rail system has epitomized the government's approach: a world-beating network expected to cost at least $300 billion.

Classical mechanics are in many scientists achievements of basis, epitomized by Newton established.

He also thinks this kind of approach, epitomized by the Web site PatientsLikeMe, could transform the way side effects are tracked.

No play epitomized this better than the one that gave New York its biggest lead of the day.

The re-emphasis on the bed is one of life, it can be epitomized by large beds, padded pandemic.

Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts has always epitomized the concept of Shangri-La hospitality.

He was the man who epitomized black resistance to the colonial government.

This democratic method of resolving contradictions among the people was epitomized in 1942 in the formula "unity -- criticism -- unity" .

The ancient Anasazi created a flourishing culture in New Mexico's Chaco Canyon, epitomized by Pueblo Bonito.

Few people have epitomized all the positives of team sports more than Jerry Sloan.

That passion for change pervades many Arab news organizations but it is epitomized by Al Jazeera's Arabic channel.

The study of Ci Fu was epitomized in the Qing Dynasty in which the studies of past dynasties were summarized and developed.

Japan's madness for golf during its bubble economy epitomized the headiness of the era.

JAPAN'S electronics companies once epitomized its national power and defined late-20th-century consumer technology.

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This is epitomized by "agile" practices that endorse test-first development -- building tests before you code.

This approach is epitomized in the Katsura Detached Palace (17th century).

Greg epitomized the idea that travel is about who you meet, not where you go.

Their faith: that the openness, collaboration, and sharing of information epitomized by social networking can make the world work better.

No consolation came from my father, a World War II veteran who epitomized authority.

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