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The song "Marvin's Room" was leaked before the album was released, and it embodies how dizzy and unusual "Take Care" feels.

That it was Griezmann who made the critical breakthrough was significant in that it embodied how Didier Deschamps is shuffling his attacking pack.

It wasn't always like this, but this Finnish standby embodies how once-invigorating design can be reduced to feel-good status.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman embodies how the Enron Corporation's collapse has tied the capital in political knots.

PAGE A12 SENATOR UNDER FIRE -- Drawing critics from both sides of the aisle, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman embodies how Enron's collapse has tied the capital in political knots.

With his parodic versions of hit songs, this somehow ageless fifty-four-year-old has become popular not because he is immensely clever — though he can be — but because he embodies how many people feel when confronted with pop music: slightly too old and slightly too square.

With his parodic versions of hit songs, this somehow ageless fifty-four-year-old has become popular not because he is immensely clever though he can be but because he embodies how many people feel when confronted with pop music: slightly too old and slightly too square.

"The aim of the WunderBar is for play, experimentation and rapid prototyping," says Bond. "The WunderBar is not just a bootstrapping product for that, but pretty much embodies how we feel the IoT will grow: by giving developer entrepreneurs access to the right tools to make it easy for them to build the products that we as consumers will want to own.

While President Obama embodies how far our nation has come, we cannot sit back and ignore the racial inequalities that still too often rise to the surface.

Socio-emotional space embodies how students' state of mind, often originating from interactions with the social environment, influences possibilities for learning.

Every society is judged by how well it embodies its highest aspirations and how it treats its most vulnerable people.