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This willingness to make open racial appeals is reflected in another fundamental claim on the alt-right that, as Spencer puts it, is the preponderance of "Jewish power and Jewish influence".

That lack of appeal is reflected in the age profile at NASA and the aerospace industry as a whole.

This broadening of appeal is reflected in the numbers.

The power of Hitler's appeal was reflected in the party's growing membership lists from 170,000 members in 1929 to 1,378,000 in 1932 and in the swelling ranks of the Nazi Party's paramilitary SA (Sturmabteilung), the infamous storm troopers.

The witty and playful side of Creangă's personality, which became notorious during his time at Junimea and constituted a significant part of his appeal, was reflected into a series of anecdotes.

The fact that Italias 90's appeal extended beyond the action is reflected by the staggeringly high quality of its peripherals.

Among appeals judges, the growing skepticism of juries is reflected by their increasing willingness to overturn verdicts.

The appeal of motor imagery as a potentially effective neuro-rehabilitation technique is popular, which is reflected in multiple reviews of relatively few reported clinical evaluations.

The universal appeal of these visuals are reflected in the sounds, where the music and characters' speech is fragmented into tiny clips and then scored through programming, a progressive soundscape that uses "controlled randomness".

Buber's wide range of interests, his literary abilities, and the general appeal of his philosophical orientation are reflected in the far-flung correspondence he conducted over the course of his long life.

The learned judge, now back at the more humdrum business of the court of appeal, may be reflecting on the advice of whoever it was who first advised against picking a fight with people who buy ink by the barrel.