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The campus, divided into six pilot programs, was conceived as an investment in underserved students and an embodiment of RFK’s legacy of social justice and tolerance.

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Barcelo’s success can be credited to her unique approach, which centers on well-being and embodiment.

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He has praised Andrew Tate’s “physical prowess” on social media along with his “willpower and spirit,” calling him “the embodiment of the ancient ideal of excellence.”

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The Epstein files are the bipartisan embodiment of that discontent.

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Electric versions of the industry’s beefiest SUVs and pickups are stark embodiments of America’s EV reckoning.

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

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