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Cat Game (free) was more fully featured.

Chozen is not a role model, but he is a kind of hero, and a more fully embodied character than the foregoing might imply; the show endorses his positivity but does not deny his absurdity.

The American novelist Sol Yurick, who has died aged 87, was too radical, too extreme and too violent for the respectable literary establishment of New York, yet no writer more fully embodied the city's anguished spirit in the 1960s.

No one in my generation has more fully embodied the vocation of speaking truth to power, within the elite universities or without, than West.

Each category is more fully explained below.

But while Azerbaijan's strategic location could hardly be better and its relations with the United States have mostly been warm, no leader in the region more fully embodies the conflicting American objectives in the former Soviet Union than its president.

Open access more fully embodies the goal of the thesis or dissertation to be a public contribution to scholarship.

"It was more corporeal, more embodied than the most frenetic vérité footage," he said.

What's more, Tubman embodied an essential and often undervalued American tradition of civil disobedience.

There is nothing or no one more holy than God, and holiness itself is only fully embodied in God.

Each sonata jumped to life, but perhaps especially the first movement of the Beethoven, which was taken a tad fast -- or maybe just with a tad more rhythmic incisiveness than one is used to -- and where the extraordinarily numerous ideas were all fully embodied before being discarded.