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His monologues resound with right-wing rants and epitomize toxic masculinity in a character he calls Alpha Male.

Both are trailblazing politicians, mixed-raced children with unusual names, whose biographies epitomize the nation’s changing face.

Because presidents epitomize American notions of manhood, elections reveal what kind of man, what type and degree of masculinity, is most respected and deserving of power.

In what is one of the more wide-open playoffs in recent Major League Baseball history, the Dodgers epitomize the relative state of parity.

To epitomize the debate's overall dynamics when it came to climate change discussion, Mann pointed to a moment near the end when Harris said, "The former president had said that climate change is a hoax. And what we know is that it is very real."