"They both typify what St Helens is all about and are passionate about the club, " he said.

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But it was left to Kluivert to typify Newcastle's evening by directing his close-range shot wide late on.

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Moreover, an absence of hierarchical class structures that typify older societies has extended competitive opportunities to all who seek them.

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And how nicely does this passage typify economics-based reporting for the Times?

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This does not bode well for what remains of the hutongs the ancient, narrow alleys with courtyard houses that typify traditional life in Beijing.

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Entrepreneurs across Europe have realised that they need to embrace the networking skills that typify America's successes in Silicon Valley and other high-tech business clusters.

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Simply put, Pennington found plenty of talent in Houston hiring 20 people in a year that was not the subject of the feverish talent wars that typify the Bay Area.

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Those five pages also typify his odd priorities.

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Most important of all, in offices, on construction sites, on football pitches around the world, the great, complex, social, co-operative endeavours which typify our species and make us human, in all of these you find middle-aged people telling supposedly sharper and stronger young adults what to do.

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