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Fans may assume Beyoncé is the living embodiment of perfection, but Palmer doesn’t see it that way.

“He’s an embodiment of who they are,” he said.

Cara Manes, an associate curator at the Museum of Modern Art, once said that Gaitonde’s works were an embodiment of what silence might look like.

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Any structure is a living embodiment of history, and many stadiums are hallowed ground to their fans.

As a model and mother of three married to model Lucky Blue Smith, she has become the embodiment of luxury fashion meeting its lifestyle counterpart, with only a glint of moralizing.

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

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