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South Africa's performance was indicative of an inconsistent batting surface, but England's openers showed patience and discipline to prove that runs were possible.

From BBC

"It's indicative of the whole sorry, terrible, tragic mess, and the car crash of our institutions that has led to us having a statutory public inquiry."

From BBC

Such boldness is admirable, and indicative of Michael’s commitment to following his own vision.

From Salon

“When looking at the calf of the back plant leg, you can see the muscle sort of ‘jump’ which is indicative of a complete tear of the Achilles,” Ginader said.

Even so, it’s the smaller titles that don’t always have a name attached to them that are the most indicative of Redford’s mission.

From Salon

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