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“I don’t want to do a symbolical gesture to bow down to the system so that I can have a home,” he said.

The proposal has enormous implications for Times Square, the symbolical and economic heart of the American theater industry, and a key part of the city’s office-driven economy.

Many had been bracing for a severe Russian response to Saturday’s attack on the Kerch Strait Bridge, which analysts described as a significant blow to Moscow, if more symbolical than practical.

Emmanuel Grégoire, Paris’s deputy mayor in charge of urban planning and the architecture, said in an interview that the city realized it was “losing a symbolical battle over the project’s green ambitions.”

And VanderMeer does not neglect the symbolical aspects of events, as when Jane must shelter ironically in a midden of pelts: