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I wouldn't imagine that he wants to rock the boat in any way, but he's keen to emphasise that historically the gallery is an independent institution, and that whatever its reliance on government funding, it embodies a strongly egalitarian ethos – if you like, a sort of democratic elitism.

Its inclusion in the festival is essential, as it embodies a tradition in British theater that has endured since John Osborne sicced a raging Jimmy Porter on the middle-class establishment in "Look Back in Anger" half a century ago.

But even if the growing clamour over its miseries can bring an end to this system, it embodies a hostility to asylum seekers – in Australia and beyond – that will persist and must be tackled.

It embodies a fusion of brains and brawn that catapults its frankly beautiful destruction into the stratosphere of action filmmaking.

It embodies a lot of innovative technology.

Never decorative, it embodies a chair's provisional character.

What really interests Musa about keşkek is that it embodies a living series of social functions.

It embodies a faith in the capabilities of ordinary people that the Founders simply didn't have.

It embodies a Romantic yearning for something unknown and perhaps unknowable.

And it embodies a trivial view of what makes for informative reporting.

"When Disney World was built," Sullivan wrote, "it embodied a shared idea of America as pure capitalist fantasy".