This unnoticed drama is emblematic of the under reported Colombian conflict.

In Mexico City, September 19 will never cease to be an emblematic date.

Japan s slow growth and low interest rates over the past two decades are emblematic.

In Europe and beyond, GMOs became emblematic of the powerful economic fears that globalization inspires.

Their story is emblematic of so many changes that are rippling through this traditional culture.

It is a cultural project that connects musicians all around the world by using emblematic songs.

But some subsidies, like cotton subsidies in the United States, are rightly emblematic of America's bad faith.

He, as one of many urban admixed populations, is very emblematic of a mixed parentage, of a mixed pigmentation.

It is also emblematic of the knee jerk reaction that often obfuscates the pros and cons of capital controls.

More broadly, the emblematic defeat of Marxism in 1989 allowed Asian countries, including China and India, to pursue capitalist policies overtly.

Of note is the Jüdisches Museum (Jewish Museum), emblematic of the city s on the table manner of coping with its history.

The terrorists attacked India s financial nerve center and commercial capital, a city emblematic of the country s energetic thrust into the twenty first century.

It's very emblematic of the crisis we face and because the situation in Ferguson is so racialized, they have to call that out.

Afterwards, pass by the Lenin Mausoleum which houses Vladimir Lenin s body, before heading to the Kremlin complex, emblematic of all that is Russian.

Yet, increasingly, Americans are coming to believe that their economic system is unfair and the tax system is emblematic of that sense of injustice.

Through our journey, we will also pay special attention to the Roma community, the emblematic figure of a number of European issues with minorities.

Indeed, China s dilemma is emblematic of one of developing Asia s greatest challenges the need to tilt the growth model away from external toward internal demand.

He died of natural causes, since his organs began to fail due to his old age, according to the results of the emblematic animal's autopsy.

To many, it was a glorious moment, emblematic of the West s victory in the Cold War, and one that seemed to come out of the blue.

In its statement, the group whose activists were attacked announced that the event was emblematic of the situation of women on the country as a whole

Indeed, China s dilemma is emblematic of one of developing Asia s greatest challenges the need to tilt the growth model away from external toward internal demand. That can t happen without increased wages and purchasing power for workers.

Indeed, Zidane s status as an emblematic champion of the world s most universal and popular sport does not fully explain why people have been so obsessed with him.

The Vatican s stance on the Italian vote is emblematic of a broader threat to the very foundation of modern liberal democracy the constitutional separation of Church and State.

It is emblematic that while Obama has received Mexican President Felipe Calderón, the White House only recently announced that one of his first foreign trips would be to Mexico.

Her action was real and it was emblematic of how the love and strength of a mother extends beyond logic and self preservation far into love and self sacrifice.

My own recent experience is perhaps emblematic. An Eddie in Los Angeles sent me an email asking if I wanted to serve on the advisory board to his new hedge fund.

Frum thought this a bit pedantic, but concluded that it was emblematic of the President's character and that the country could trust the Bush administration not to cheat and not to lie.

On the contrary, the way in which the various religious and ethnic groups in Iraq responded to his execution is emblematic of the difficulty of holding Iraq together as a coherent entity.

Many families in the central region of the country (the capital, Mexico State, Puebla and Queretaro) however, prefer dishes emblematic of national Christmas cuisine romeritos and bacalao a la Vizcaína (Biscayne style cod).

Strauss Kahn s response that taxes on capital flows are costly and ineffective is therefore unfortunate. It is also emblematic of the knee jerk reaction that often obfuscates the pros and cons of capital controls.

In Europe and beyond, GMOs became emblematic of the powerful economic fears that globalization inspires. In country after country France, Britain, Germany, New Zealand, and elsewhere farmers and ecologists jointly oppose, and sometimes sabotage, trials of GM crops.

It is sobering to note that almost half of high debt episodes since 1800 are associated with low or normal real (inflation adjusted) interest rates. Japan s slow growth and low interest rates over the past two decades are emblematic.

For Turkey, For Europe

It is emblematic that while Obama has received Mexican President Felipe Calderón, the White House only recently announced that one of his first foreign trips would be to Mexico. And incoming Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was asked almost nothing about Mexico at her confirmation hearing, and she emphasized relations with Mexico neither in her own statement nor in those she has made since assuming her post.

But we also have an equally strong need men and women for adventure, for novelty, for mystery, for risk, for danger, for the unknown, for the unexpected, surprise you get the gist for journey, for travel.

Thanks for waiting for me.

TFR was 2.3 for Turks, 1.7 for Surinamese, 1.8 for Arubans, 3.0 for Africans and 1.8 for Latin Americans.

Tomorrow, we are all running for Athens, for the selfiez, for extra attention and coverage, for publicity, for the likes ...

DG For you or for them?

'For everybody, and especially for you.'

Everything for others, nothing for himself!

They waited for him for hours.

One for all, all for one.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Don't wait for me for dinner.