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Yet Cameron did not make a virtue of his change of policy on the treaty by embracing it – even though it embodied many of the less centralising approaches to Europe that he had advocated.

More than any other adviser, though, it was Mr. Sheekey who embodied Mr. Bloomberg's national aspirations.

And Flora, though she doesn't know it, embodies both the greatest threat to her hive, and perhaps their only way out.

It embodies much of the spirit of Dogme 95, though it was not technically certified as such.

It embodies New Orleans's true cultural achievement.

It embodies a lot of innovative technology.

"It embodies hardware and software working together.

It embodies why developers use AWS.

It embodied a new difference.

For Nat, though, Moby embodies his personal hell, the pit of obsequious whiteness he's spent his whole life sidestepping.

High-risk experiment though it may be, bitcoin embodies an elegant and disruptive technology.