This is a hard case with screen protector sticker and, I'm sad to say, a bit of metal that symbolizes one of the greatest scams perpetrated on mankind since the Kennedy assassination.
PARIS — There was nothing through most of that gray, chilly Thursday to suggest that it would come to symbolize one of the great transitions of the 20th century, the triumphant end of a failed system.
The hall has five mirrored columns, each of which symbolizes one of the five new freedoms guaranteed by the Yeltsin constitution: freedom of speech, freedom of movement, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion, and freedom of the press.
To Mrs. Safra, 78, that story symbolizes one of the reasons she recently donated $500,000 to The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, which is in the midst of its annual fund-raising campaign.
Rhee, with recent help of the film "Waiting for 'Superman,' " has come to symbolize one corner of the national battle to improve education: the harsh reformer who will unflinchingly fire hundreds of teachers and dozens of principals, including her daughter's, if she thinks they're not up to snuff.
Last night Seth Myers hosted the 13th Annual Webby Awards at the Wall Street Cipriani, a location that symbolized one more example of how new media is replacing the bankers as the industry du jour.
As permanent beliefs of an individual, values symbolize one's needs and behavior (Daghfous et al. 1999).
6. "What do you call that candelabra you light?" Technically, it's called a Chanukkiah -- a type of menorah with nine lights, eight of which symbolize one day for each of the eight days that the Eternal Light burned while the Jews waited for more holy oil.
"If constructive dialogue with China could result in the world seeing the Dalai Lama carrying the torch" said Varon "it would send a powerful message about the Olympics as a force of good, and truly symbolize the 'One World, One Dream' slogan of this year's Games".
