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reflection

[ri-flek-shuhn] / rɪˈflɛk ʃən /




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Women dressed in black robes wailed over the bodies, one of which was draped in Hezbollah's yellow flag - a reflection of the group's support in this largely Shia area.

From BBC

“We are in a period when the post-Covid era inflation has left a very deep mark,” and the reassessment of how central banks should act is perhaps a reflection of that, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

It's no secret that children mimic their parents, so encouraging good screen habits in them might have to start with some self reflection.

From BBC

Then, in the middle eight, he offers an intimate reflection on the beginnings of the Beatles, at his childhood home in Liverpool.

From BBC

In a reflection of just how sensitive an area of policy this has become, the IOC has traditionally left it to international sports to decide on eligibility criteria for female competition.

From BBC