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hallmark

noun as in symbol, authentication

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The arrival of some of the world’s richest companies has left many communities with hallmarks of past boomtowns in oil country and beyond.

The hallmarks of this side - pace and power in all areas of the field - were absent.

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This is a hallmark of venture capital and a handful of stocks driven by private investors, typically with a chief executive able to articulate a strong narrative about that future.

This runaway inflammation is a hallmark of many diseases, making macrophage regulation a key target for improving recovery and reducing chronic conditions.

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That most New Yorkers glory in the diversity that is their great city’s hallmark.

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

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