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After that came "Paris Morton Music," another emblematic Drake hybrid, his verse recorded over the dank beat from Rick Ross's "Aston Martin Music," on which Drake sings.

In another emblematic moment in the Yankees' storied history, Rivera made an emotional farewell appearance at the Stadium on Thursday night, breaking down in tears on the mound in the embrace of Andy Pettitte, who had come to take Rivera out of the game.

His first breakfast with Alma in his London town house is another instantly emblematic scene, in which the ordinary little noises that Alma makes at the table — the scrape of a butter knife on toast, the clink of a spoon in a teacup — drive Woodcock to a quietly insolent and insulting fury.

Sekeres et al. [ 4] discussed the shortcomings in the development of new drugs in AML and cited decitabine as another drug emblematic of the "Boulevard of Broken Dreams".

Another antiquated and emblematic feature of the process is the FBI security clearance form, Light said.

But the Bitkov case is emblematic of another troubling reality.

This is emblematic of another particular obsession in the company – creating "responsible, durable goods".

Salado polychrome pottery may have been emblematic of another, possibly overlapping cult.

And then for me Dharavi is emblematic of another kind of aspiration of the city for the poor.

More recently, though, Mr. Bilour has become emblematic of another aspect of Pakistani politics: the complex relationship with violent extremism.

But why had it not been deleted in advance?The revival of the Tridentine mass was emblematic of another increasingly evident aspect of Benedict's papacy: his progressive reversal of the changes that followed the Second Vatican Council of 1962-65.