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The earliest known traditions describe the stone as having been set in the forehead of the four-handed Indian god who typifies the Moon.

What, but the mystery which it obscurely typifies, has made this piece of crape so awful?

Not merely the eye of man was a horror to him; not merely the light of a friend's countenance; but even the blessed sunshine, likewise, which in its universal beneficence typifies the radiance of the Creator's face, expressing his love for all the creatures of his hand.

I started laughing because that goal to me, more than any other, typifies the circumstances for a manager in an Old Firm match.

Binay even says he typifies the qualities of those who were born in the Year of the Horse.

The closure of the Lanehead Centre and the provision of the new Myplace centre in St Hilda's typifies the way the youth service is changing, says Mike Carr, Executive member for children, families and learning.

Chloe herself possibly typifies one type of woman who belonged to the Pauline community: female heads of households and businesses, women accustomed to social leadership and decision-making roles.

Turin, an olfaction researcher, illustrates for the reader the unique combination of art and science that typifies fragrance production.

Sajeeda, who has a protein deficiency and has difficulty walking, has made miraculous progress and Specsavers' Laoise Moloney said: 'She typifies the essence of this award.'

But unfortunately, that incident typifies his Everton career.

The innovation that typifies NEXGEN is inherent in the company's impressive line of TIEger Auto-Tie Balers.