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Following landmark research by Sachs and Warner [ 4], economists now use the common qualifiers of 'curse of natural resources', 'resource curse' or 'oil curse' [ 5] to encapsulate the core finding that countries with great natural resource wealth tend to achieve economic growth more slowly than resource-poor countries.

Those findings show that left-leaning activists have, at the very least, found an effective slogan to encapsulate the aggressive action they demand to address climate change.

Three measures seem to encapsulate their fears.

It is difficult to encapsulate.

"There is no way to encapsulate him.

It seemed to encapsulate my efforts at self-reconciliation.

It is impossible to encapsulate fully this mesmeric performance.

The story, well, how to encapsulate someone else's dream?

Subject and medium combine to encapsulate the era.

"We try to encapsulate what makes them feel good".