And both were natural beginners, embodiments of the American musical theatrical dictum that everything old is new again.

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The diagram illustrates optical sensing and power production using a solar panel according to embodiments of this invention.

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At least certain embodiments of the present disclosure include an environment with user interface software interacting with a software application.

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Many are embodiments of our hopes and dreams of the future, and so we let them go only with bittersweet regret.

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In accordance with some embodiments, a computer-implemented method for use in conjunction with a device with a touch screen display is disclosed.

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As one of the most recognizable embodiments of that identity, the music, dance and poetry of tango both embodies and encourages diversity and cultural dialogue.

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They are living embodiments of e pluribus unum (From many, one).

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In many ways, geisha are living embodiments of Japanese traditional culture: each one is well versed in traditional dancing, singing, musical instruments and occasionally other arts such as tea ceremony and ikebana (flower arrangement).

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So it's no surprise to learn that the men may be posthumous portraits, made as symbols as much as truthful likenesses, or that the women, with their elaborate hairstyles, opulent jewelry and piquant profiles, are better interpreted as idealized embodiments of modesty and chastity than as accurate records of particular people.

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