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However, the pictures of this particular art installation, which was intended to represent the idea that everyone reflects and embodies love, are now relics of a tragedy.

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Pennywise embodies an ancient malice that surfaces every 27 years to prey on children for anywhere between a few months and a year and a half or more.

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To embody the idea of filial piety to appeal to the Grand Queen Dowager, Yeon creates doenjang-guk, a traditional soybean paste stew, but adds two special ingredients: spinach and clams.

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Residents of The Mather pay up for luxuries, but they still embody a Midwestern sensibility of practicality and not flashy spending.

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Residents of The Mather pay up for luxuries, but they still embody a Midwestern sensibility of practicality and not flashy spending.

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

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