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The friendly openness that characterises the rest of Iraqi Kurdistan is missing.
The film captures well the strange mix of heroism and seeming futility that characterises the journey.
It is something that characterises the whole shortlist this year," he said.
As we saw last summer, there is an inherent joy that characterises the act of volunteering.
It's barely more than an anecdote; but these few pages have the instant traction that characterises the best fiction.
The institutional inertia that characterises the country's urban policy stems partly from the incomplete 1990s decentralisation process.
It is a splendid place, with that sort of beautiful oddness that characterises the best of the British seaside.
The dithering and kneejerk misinformation that characterises the response of politicians and bureaucrats in the novel could equally have applied there.
Instead of the strong poster-style paintwork that characterises the more striking murals, this one is a weak, digitised photograph blown up to monstrous proportions.
As well as being an erudite and eclectic historian, he had the eye for the telling anecdote and the pithy phrase that characterises the best journalism.
They want their own government's national security surveillance activities to be conducted under the independent scrutiny that characterises the rule of law.
