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His family and his longtime colleagues said the principles of understanding and peace he advocated were reflective of how he also conducted himself in his personal life.

“We would counter that, despite tight spreads that are reflective of both the quality of the index and general risk-on appetite, yields are still largely attractive,” he wrote.

I know of no living document more reflective of a nation’s morality than its budget.

“There are some private sources for prices, but I don’t know that they’re really reflective of the consumption bundles that people actually consume,” Miran said.

In the final episode, which was filmed before Sir David's 50th birthday this year, the pair get reflective about everything they have achieved, and what lies ahead for them.