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show itself

verb as in dawn

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At the same time, the administration has been keen to show itself as tough, practical and resolute.

My feelings about the show itself, the experience of the show, it transcended my wildest dreams as a human being.

We stop taking pleasure in the show itself, and instead focus on what we willsay about it.

Peter Gallagher and his wife danced to "I'll Know" at their wedding, but he hardly knew the show itself until after he was cast.

Twitter: I check Twitter more than Facebook these days as the power of the Interest Graph really starts to show itself.

The agitation which, in a royal castle, always attends the hour of the king's rising, was beginning to show itself.

Bitter were the lamentations of the king for the friend of his childhood, but his grief did not show itself only in weeping.

If luck ever did anything for him, he hoped it would show itself at the Bluebell.

It called upon the Government to show itself to be in earnest, the Government being in reality as much in earnest as anybody.

If ever a man had any "homing instinct" it would surely show itself on such an occasion as this.

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

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