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They swing dangerously close to emblematic significance when they need to breathe.

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It lacks the emblematic visual motifs that bring science fiction close to the uncanny, even to a kind of cultic religion.

Emblematic of this stance was his Rome address, close to the centres of political power but also just across the Tiber from St Peter's Square.

The statement is emblematic of Mr. Meyer's penchant for playing his cards so close to the vest as to make Wyatt Earp look like a first-time visitor to the Atlantic City video poker slot machines.

And, he said, his predicament was even worse than that: it was emblematic of the web of restrictions, monopolies and other distortions that have made many Greek companies uncompetitive, and pushed the country close to bankruptcy.

Schneider is drawn to emblematic times in San Francisco history.

While critics see Mr. Gonzales as emblematic of a White House closed to public scrutiny, his supporters describe him as a savvy lawyer who is willing to give far-reaching -- and private -- advice in response to extraordinary challenges.

It's emblematic of a TV landscape that's never been closer to reflecting its diverse viewership, or more in tune with its audience's non-heteronormative desires ― desires long relegated to the shadow realm of fan art. .

Randel added that the new structure at Chicago is emblematic of a trend at leading medical centers and also closer to the structure under which the University's Medical Center operated in the decades after its founding in 1927.

And the discussion over the boxes is emblematic of the competitors' frustration with what they see as antitrust officials going soft on Google, which controls more than 90 percent of the online search market in some parts of Europe, compared with a share in the United States that is closer to 70 percent.

The arrests and the forced closing are emblematic of the changing news environment, in which journalists are less likely than in the past to be kidnapped or killed, and more likely to be harassed, jailed or slapped with lawsuits, said Mohamed Abdel Dayem of the Committee to Protect Journalists, which is based in New York.

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