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hallmark

[hawl-mahrk] / ˈhɔlˌmɑrk /


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His frequent rollouts of cartel-busting exploits have become a hallmark of her administration.

From Los Angeles Times

Although it has not been the hallmark of their performances in this Six Nations like others in the past, France still possess a formidable power game.

From BBC

Throughout Monday’s call, Ellison sought to alleviate concerns that the merger would simply usher in more layoffs and dizzying programming cuts, which have become the hallmark of Warner Bros.

From Los Angeles Times

The painting has all the hallmarks of Rembrandt at the "peak" of the early part of his career, Dibbits said.

From BBC

Most significantly, England are finding ways to win here after their winter of discontent – a hallmark of McCullum's first year in charge.

From BBC