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Remotely controlled military strikes have become a hallmark of the Obama presidency.

Let's combat the social exclusion that sadly has become a hallmark of the game.

Protests would become a hallmark of Trump's first year.

Ignoring unpalatable truths has become a hallmark of government.

Oxidation of the guanosine moiety in DNA has become a hallmark biomarker in assessing oxidative stress.

Maddening inconsistency has become a hallmark though.

They are all made in the larger-than-life, photorealist manner that has become a hallmark of Colin Davidson's style.

It's no wonder that a certain brand of English accent has become a hallmark of deviousness in Hollywood.

In what has become a hallmark of taxi strikes, other road users have come under fire from rogue protesters.

But this providded a glimpse of the extraordinary intellectual versatility that was to become a hallmark of her professional career.

A deep concern for economic and social injustice, also partly influenced by his religious upbringing, would become a hallmark of Caldwell's writing.

A similar number do not have even basic protection against domestic violence, it finds, while sexual assault has become a hallmark of modern conflict.

A public forum would allow arbitrators to decide cases in plain sight, but without sacrificing the speed that has become a hallmark of the procedure.

Levels of oxidized guanosine base in DNA have become a hallmark biomarker in assessing oxidative stress implicated in a variety of disease and toxin-induced states.

Kenny is the hooded third grader whose violent death each episode has become a hallmark of the show, now the highest rated series on cable.

Wholesale expropriation of wealth became a hallmark of the early republic.