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epitomization

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In the second, the passage as a whole has been suspected of having suffered epitomization, on no adequate grounds, in my view; but the excision of three words makes sense of the narrative and should eliminate any further doubts about its coherence.
There are also the brief references to the conditions under which the film was shot and their epitomization of the film itself.
a company that was hailed by New Economy gurus and other pundits as the epitomization of value creation by intangibles -- energy and broadband markets, patents and brands and advanced knowledge management systems.
 
 
 
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