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Now, though, the soccer riot has come to epitomize a new wave of miscellaneous crimes around the country, from a bank robbery in Cairo last week to the kidnapping of two American tourists and their guide for six hours in the Sinai on Friday.
New Yorkers voted in support of a two-term limit in 1993 and in 1996, riding a wave of anti-incumbent sentiment nationwide epitomized by the slogan "throw the bums out".
I think this epitomizes a lot of what has made these poems so popular.
Zeba: That scene in particular epitomizes a lot of what's off about this movie.
The killing came to epitomize the role that crime had come to play in Ukrainian politics and provoked a wave of demonstrations that some describe as the first manifestation of the 2004 Orange Revolution.
She epitomizes a graceful subordination of the familial to the political.
The response to HIV/AIDS epitomizes a new concept of global health.
A result was a wave of refugees.
A wave of guilt washed over me.
A wave of laudatory headlines follows.
