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In the array of funerals, too -- whether for the apparel of the dead body, or to typify, by manifold emblematic devices of sable cloth and snowy lawn, the sorrow of the survivors -- there was a frequent and characteristic demand for such labour as Hester Prynne could supply.

The silence which marked the first great kill of the son of Tarzan was to typify all his future kills, just as the hideous victory cry of the bull ape had marked the kills of his mighty sire.

"I have not meant to deceive you to your harm, but the temptation to be with you and those whom you typify must be my excuse.

"Some would say I typify the personality of my Chinese zodiac sign.

Cllr Carr said: "The changes typify the way youth services are changing.

Facial port-wine stains and associated leptomeningeal angiomas typify the vascular findings.

The new handbook contains innovative graphics illustrating typical buildings each zoning district produces with improved explanatory captions; color photographs of buildings that typify zoning districts in neighborhoods throughout the city; tables for every zoning district listing applicable bulk regulations including height and setback, parking and yard requirements and minimum lot size.

RICHARD WRIGHT'S injury last weekend seemed to typify his Everton career so far.

In a scientist's photomosaic taken in 1972, wetlands along the Five Mile River included a small island surrounded by thin ribbons of water and covered in grasses that typify a healthy New England salt marsh.

For the OWI, over a period of four weeks in 1943, she traveled as far afield as Chicago and Chattanooga to create the first installment of what was perhaps her most emblematic photo-essay, "Bus Story." These studies of wartime travelers capture remarkably unguarded moments and typify Bubley's instinctive talent for inconspicuousness.