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He said the tattoos signified his affection for his family, not evidence of affiliation with a gang.

The Walt Disney Co. may not cherish this moment, but it signified the way Disneyland had penetrated the American psyche as a representation for our values.

In fact, what he has said is that the proliferation of billionaires in America, and the unrelenting growth in their fortunes over the last decades, signified a broken economic system.

Jacarandas, among the most divisive of L.A.’s imported plant species, have long signified to Angelenos the coming of warmer, more vibrant days.

In practice, it signified a falling from the grace of a great height to unimaginable depths.