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Значения термина come to epitomise на английском

Значения для термина "come to epitomise" отсутствуют.
Использование термина come to epitomise на английском
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The Greens have come to epitomise this phenomenon as a liberal and middle-class party.
Radio NZ
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In the ensuing years, Band Aid has come to epitomise the genre that "radiators for Norway" so mocks: poverty porn.
The Guardian
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Pol Pot came to epitomise that trauma and his passing is a reminder of its shocking inhumanity.
The Irish Times
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Internally the combination of bureaucratic governance with huge pork-barrel regional subsidies larded by corruption came to epitomise its ruling style.
The Irish Times
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The textile maker came to epitomise Finnish everyday design and was made famous by Jackie Kennedy back in the 1960s.
Reuters
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Its overblown operatic tones and melodramatic tempo changes came to epitomise the style lampooned by rock critics as pomp rock.
The Guardian
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The agency came to epitomise the woes of the private equity industry as plummeting sales pushed it into breach of the terms on its debt.
Reuters
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This hyperactive second son of Russian-Jewish emigres, who came to epitomise the hectic life of 1920s and 1930s America, possessed that talent in abundance.
The Irish Times