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In a way, he seemed to symbolize the country's state of mind.

Would our team be used by the government to symbolize a political change of heart?

Sometimes a single moment seems to symbolize an entire game.

This used to symbolize what they made with their life.

And in this act is symbolized his power over her.

It just seems to symbolize everything we were feeling at the time.

Perhaps it is because he symbolizes the best of what we want to be.

The subject, of course, symbolizes this state in the photograph.

Nothing symbolizes the relationship between people and property quite like the key.

But every once in a while, one seems to symbolize a sea change.

"That symbolized an office market, an interest in the future."

The last out of the game seemed to symbolize the entire trip.

It seems to symbolize something very important, a turning point.

"He symbolizes what I think this country was built on."

"It has come to symbolize what is wrong in the situation."

For the rest of time it would symbolize the human race.

The football team is symbolized with the red and blue color.

Below the door is a blue field probably symbolizing water.

These students symbolize the changes happening in today's world of business.

It also showed the power of the individual building to symbolize that will.

A computer on the bottom of the right side symbolizes science and technology.

The book symbolizes the school itself as the source of knowledge and education.

There was an air about him that symbolized the real type of man.

Baseball in many ways has indeed come to symbolize America.

She might very well have symbolized some force of destiny.

They still symbolised all the better things the people expected.

This seemed, more than anything, to symbolise the difference between them.

In some ways the square symbolises the China of today.

It also symbolises being brought into the community of faith.

The green symbolises the land, and also the forests of the nation.

At the same time, the face of the mirror symbolised fire.

This day thus symbolises the importance of the special relationship between father and son.

It symbolises for me the night that Europe has lived through.

Blue symbolises the king as used in the national flag.

But it also symbolised the latest stage in her development.

To me it symbolised the growing distance between the leaders and the led.

This was to symbolise her return with a fresh attitude.

The history was symbolised by two stars on the flag.

Prisoners symbolised what the public did not wish to see.

For the girl, marriage does not then symbolise a heightened or new relationship with a man.

The images are of traditional subjects which symbolise the local area.

The three people are holding hands which symbolises the family of mankind.

It symbolises the developments that have taken place in Europe.

This country symbolises Western life and is a fairly modern society.

The underground movement was also symbolised by the use of drugs.

Its name symbolises the founders' desire to live a free life.

The sculpture symbolises "the debt of the living to the dead".

It has become an issue that truly symbolises the international political agenda.

The society may be symbolised by such dealings, and experienced through them.

Red symbolises the passion and spirit of the different communities.