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epitomize

verb as in typify

verb as in encapsulate

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The brand of comedy built on quick-hitting punchlines that can get a buzzed crowd warmed up in seconds is a style CP says is epitomized by fellow Detroit comedians like Tony Roberts.

In the 1990s, this was epitomized through former President Bill Clinton’s Initiative on Race, a program that he framed as a vehicle for social and political transformation.

From Salon

For reform advocates, Eagle’s case epitomizes the problem with prosecuting teens as adults, but it also marks a positive sign for the L.A.

I remember listening to your podcast, the Dave Rowntree Show, and you told a story about touring the U.S. that kind of epitomized that.

Granted, Saturday’s collapse epitomized just how difficult that faith has been to maintain.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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