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hallmark

noun as in symbol, authentication

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City have also struggled to win duels in the middle of the pitch when games have become stretched - a hallmark of matches United have played so far.

From BBC

He said the gang had the hallmarks of anti-Muslim hate groups which for decades have used the name "Infidels".

From BBC

In an L.A. ravaged by fires, ICE and a doom-stricken mood in its hallmark entertainment industries, Oasis’ return is a rare spectacle to look forward to as well.

However, the technocracy movement dates back to the 1930s, when it won thousands of followers and adopted some unnerving authoritarian hallmarks, such as its adherents dressing similarly and greeting each other with a specific salute.

From Salon

The first look at the series also has all the hallmarks of driving in Los Angeles, including terrible back-ups on the freeway, drivers with poor judgment and jam-packed cars.

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

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