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  • v  embody the essential characteristics of or be a typical example of
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  • Russia Risks Becoming a 'Raw Materials Colony' for China
    Russia's economy is being crippled by Soviet-era industrial policies and is in dire need of modernisation, writes Professor Stefan Hedlund in World Review. But the bulk of the industrial base is located in company towns, known as monotowns, that epitomise the federation's countrywide industrial decline. 'Unemployment in these towns of sometimes hundreds of thousands is often double or even ...
    Feb. 4, 2014 - PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Quotes

  • Manmohan Singh in Press Trust of India
    On behalf of all the Indians, I congratulate Pankaj Advani on winning the World Professional Billiards Championship, the highest achievement in the game. Advani's talent and determination epitomise the true spirit of sportsmanship,Singh said...
  • Dan Vickerman in Sydney Morning Herald
    These sort of games epitomise why we play rugby, for the enjoyment,said Vickerman, who played Super rugby for the ACT Brumbies and NSW Waratahs. "It's an amateur game and everybody out there is putting their body on the line and enjoying...
  • Simon Cowell in Scottish Daily Record
    Simon Cowell added: "I think you epitomise everything that is good about this show. It's about spirit and character and that's what you have."

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