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If "Sugar" is all about visual contrasts, there are too many elements that aren't firmly etched.

The legend of Woody Guthrie as folk singer is firmly etched in America's collective consciousness.

But it is the batsman Tamim Iqbal whose name will be firmly etched into the honors board.

These two rivalries are firmly etched in WWE history, and 2K Showcase enables fans to take part in those memorable experiences".

Since the advent of TV all nations have built up a catalogue of shared moments, moments firmly etched into the collective memory.

The traumatic experience is as firmly etched on his mind and has become as ineradicable a part of Jimmy's and Sean's experience as those names preserved in concrete.

Yet when the performers advance on the audience, scars etched firmly on their faces, you feel an undeniable frisson: dissolution can also be dazzling.

Already, costs were three times higher than originally expected.This episode, when "the first thing that happened was that expenditure took off into the stratosphere and had to be sat upon very firmly", was long etched into the collective memory of senior health and finance officials, says Jeremy Hurst, a health economist at the OECD.

"Surely the best example involved that player from Zaire in the 1974 World Cup," screamed dozens of readers (almost as many as those wondering whether the original questioner really is Coldplay tub-thumper Will Champion) regarding an incident etched firmly in the memory.

The Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground is etched firmly into Australian culture, and it is never better at the MCG (or just "the G" to locals) than when the old enemy visits.

These portraits, however brief, are finely etched.