In this way, smartphones are emblematic of a bigger issue with the way we use technology.
Dell could pose its future target as emblematic of the goals for its fellow businesses.
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Amador Aguiar was one of the most emblematic self-made Brazilians of the 20th century.
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Today, however, Japanese electronics is emblematic of the problems bedevilling the country's business (see article).
The deal is in many ways emblematic of how her career has ascended in recent years.
The crowd, too, is emblematic: mainly though not exclusively white, knowledgeable and highly appreciative.
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This fact alone is emblematic of the tectonic shift taking place in personal computing.
In 1997, the emblematic independent was Martin Bell, a former journalist in a trademark white suit.
Mr. LOUIS BAYARD (Author): To me, the experience of gay Republicans is emblematic of that.
Blairite journalists have written earnest columns stressing the emblematic nature of the opening of the new gallery.
And for now, change is what Egyptians are seeking the most comfort in, however remote, however emblematic.
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Since taking ownership of the Dolphins, Ross has been emblematic of the new class of sports franchise owner.
The writer, Deborah Orr, followed a regional reporting trail to an emblematic, if extraordinary, deal involving Raffles Holding.
In doing so, her career became emblematic of the unprecedented opportunities that women were winning across American society.
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Now it is tempting to view her preference for a smaller Australia as emblematic of her troubled leadership.
In his calm and lucid way, he has made one of the emblematic coming-to-America stories of our time.
His spelling was emblematic of his age, which was indifferent about such things.
Slide to unlock, in particular, has become emblematic of the patent wars currently keeping lawyers busy across the world.
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Then there are the symbolic gestures or emblematic gestures that have a meaning or provide a piece of information.
It is the most emblematic of the old landscapes of Mesoamerica and is host to eight different ethnic groups.
The story is often offered as emblematic of the Koch bravura, illustrative of his shtick, his showmanship, his hubris.
The unique partnership that is acquiring the properties is about as emblematic of today's property hierarchy as can be.
It is emblematic of the decay of politics in Mumbai and in Maharashtra, the state in which it sits.
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The second-life success of A Meaningful Life is emblematic of what makes NYRB Classics so valuable to publishing and readers.
While proponents see matkot as a symbol of the cooperative spirit in Israel, critics denounced it as emblematic of rudeness.
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Despite the beginnings of a rebound, those most emblematic of Japanese firms, the trading companies, have suffered a big comedown.
"The A400M is an emblematic programme which Europe could not abandon, " Herve Morin, the French defence minister, told a news conference.
The current downturn is emblematic of TV's cyclical nature, and the ailing genre is only a hit away from its return.
"The consumer discretionary sector, and particularly retail, is emblematic of what's happening today, " says Craig Peckham, equity product strategist at Jefferies.
What I do know, though, is that his death yesterday is emblematic of myriad problems with our system of criminal justice.
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