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Meanwhile, another embodiment of the sums strikers can fetch made an encouraging first start of the season in the visitors' attack.
Mr. García Bernal, whose character receives a ludicrously expensive pen made with woolly mammoth ivory (hence the title), has a somewhat easier time, partly because when he engages with another embodiment of first world exploitation (Run Srinikornchot), she isn't holding a toilet brush.
This grotesque jamboree, which was compressed into one evening under floodlights, was funded by American billionaire Allen Stanford and is confirmation, if any were needed, that the once noble game of cricket has, in its pursuit of hard, fast cash, become yet another embodiment of the wider culture of greed and vacuous consumption.
Another embodiment of the system deals with international use.
Then, yellow is no longer neutral but becomes yet another embodiment of whiteness.
But it is also just another embodiment of how ugly the world has always been.
Roa's portrayal of a despot in Latin American fiction is distinguished "not only by the quantity of detail lavished on him, but by his remarkable capacity to seem at one moment a person, at another an embodiment of contradictory elements not usually associated with a single person, let alone a powerful tyrant".
Like Walt Whitman, another hard-to-classify embodiment of the spirit of New York, he is contradictory and multitudinous.
"For me, the Bismarck was the Death Star," he says, invoking another filmmaker's hulking embodiment of evil.
You keep expecting them to wake up with twitching noses and wormy tails, á la Gregor Samsa's literal embodiment of another lowly creature.
General Schriever, who died in 2005, was an immensely attractive figure, the embodiment of another kind of American determination: an immigrant who came from Germany when he was 6, just before the United States entered World War I; a golf champion; a pilot and aeronautical engineer; a genius at getting his way.
