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He travelled around the Middle East, and he ultimately returned to the story of Matt and Sara because it encapsulates the toll of terrorism on the families of its victims.
This is droll, but it is also deeply touching because it encapsulates the lapses and petty indignities of aging.
The phrase has stuck because it contains an element of truth — the administration does not want to lead the United States into another war in the Muslim world — but also because it encapsulates the bumper-sticker view of Obama's Republican critics that he has abdicated American leadership in the world.
That "Beyond Scared Straight" did so well for A&E makes sense, because it encapsulates the network's prime-time strategy: to drag the viewer past scenes of criminality, addiction, obsession and depression, in a constant cycle of there but for the grace of reality TV go we.
The line has gone down in history partly because it encapsulates the cynicism Russians have long felt towards their governments, a cynicism that has doomed one reform attempt after another and helped frustrate the country's transition towards democracy and the rule of law.
The snapshot of life inside Number 10 is revealing because it encapsulates the gulf between the Prime Minister, who is convinced the electorate was telling him last Thursday to redouble his efforts to woo Middle England and keep the New Labour coalition alive, and a significant chunk of his party, increasingly convinced it shows his days are drawing to a close.
It was an obvious inclusion, says Linehan, because it encapsulated the essence of Vivid Music.
First published in 1974, Dungeons & Dragons became the first globally successful RPG because it encapsulated the genre of heroic fantasy.
The manifesto is something that will continue to be an inspiration because it encapsulated the spirit of a new approach to creating meaningful work for a new millennium.
Giles Fraser, the then canon chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral, said the video had a powerful effect because it encapsulated the "moral vacuum that was at the heart of the unrest".
She said the song, which drew laughs from some of the mourners, was chosen because "it encapsulates David's own optimistic outlook and irrepressible humour".
