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Frydnes said that Machado met "all the criteria" laid out by Nobel for the prize, and "embodies hope for the future".

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Beijing could elevate embodied intelligence to a core strategic track supporting China’s manufacturing powerhouse and digital nation initiatives in the next five-year plan, the analyst adds.

“She embodies the hope of a different future, one where the fundamental rights of citizens are protected, and their voices are heard. In this future, people will finally be free to live in peace.”

And offsetting the show’s modest annoyances is the rare chance to see more than 100 items, some never before displayed, that embody the story of Anne Frank and her family.

The star of ‘The Terminal List: Dark Wolf’ discusses his new prequel series and how, with the help of military veterans, he learned to embody a Navy SEAL.

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

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