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Clashes between generations encapsulate some of life's basic dramas: youth versus age and passion versus wisdom.

The collection he assembled veers between exhilarating highs and sleepy plateaus, and seems to encapsulate some of the contradictions of the man behind it.

Perched on the Carmel mountain ridge overlooking the Mediterranean, Ein Hod and Ayn Hawd encapsulate some of the paradoxes of modern Israel.

For much of the evening, however, she was put on the defensive, and the event seemed to encapsulate some of the problems that have dogged her campaign, which was was widely expected to be a quick victory march but has instead turned into a long slog.

The stillborn anecdote seems to encapsulate some of the problems with this book: the scene is viewed from a distance by anonymous peeping Toms unknown to Joyce, it is given only a few cursory lines and we are denied the revealing details, both biographical and prurient, that would seem essential to a book about a woman who possessed, finally, just one talent.

Cell biologists might be close to learning where the internal membrane comes from that a hungry cell sprouts to encapsulate some of its contents and break them down for reuse.

Idaho encapsulates some of the challenges for mountain states.

It neatly encapsulates some of the ideas that have made him a monument.

The latter is noteworthy because it encapsulates some of the work of the German sociologist Max Weber, who was influenced by early GHE.

The Ravens' game against Philadelphia encapsulated some of the warnings the locked-out officials had given before the season: that replacement officials might not be able to control players who would push the limits of play to test their resolve.

The story is mysterious and paradoxical, encapsulating some of the most arresting current phenomena: the person who sits alone talking to unseen hordes; the brilliant student regarded as a pest by his teacher; the way in which the 21st century despises privacy but advocates anonymity.