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GOV.UK, which went live in October 2012, exemplifies this approach to providing services.
His Dead Christ with Angels (c. 1526) exemplifies this new style with its feeling for rarefied beauty and subdued emotion.
The situation in our two study areas in Lierne (Berglia and Raudberga) in central Norway in three periods, the 1950s, the 1970s and 1999, exemplifies this development.
The introduction of cleaver or "big" blades in 1991 exemplifies this evolution.
Caitlin Dewey's winning entry, which appears today, exemplifies the possibility and peril of this kind of pixelated long-distance love story.
Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini's striking "Portrait of Costanza Piccolomini," carved two centuries earlier, exemplifies the former qualities.
John Shea, an independent who moved to Portsmouth 18 months ago, exemplifies the well-educated newcomer trying to make up his mind.
"The Bad Seed" (editorial, Jan . 9 exemplifies much of the negative reaction to the potentially useful technology of human cloning.
Trollope: His Life and Art (1975) exemplifies Snow's powers in literary criticism, as does The Realists: Eight Portraits (1979).
Francis's painting Blue on a Point (1958) exemplifies his lyrical and elegant approach during that period.
His Les Destinées (1864; "The Fates"), composed between 1838 and his death in 1863, exemplifies the high spiritual aspiration that represents one aspect of the Romantic ideal.
