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One of the characteristics of Gareth Southgate's eight years as England manager was his restoration of the joy of representing the country, a basic willingness to turn up - something Kane's harsh words for the no-shows suggested was already at a loss.

From BBC

“There’s not a lot of dialogue that you have to follow, and with the songs too, a lot of the characteristics of the show are attractive to kids in general.”

But this year’s results suggest that if there is a single deal-breaker for Democrats in the current environment, it isn’t having “elite” characteristics or having used phrases like structural racism or white supremacy in the past.

From Slate

All these races share characteristics - challenging conditions, often awful visibility, one driver apparently on a separate level from the rest of the field.

From BBC

Does he have any type of characteristics that appeal to Latino voters?

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