I'm the embodiment of all truth.

He is portrayed as the epitome of virtue.

BL This is the epitome of technology. Right. Okay.

Doing so is likely to be a generational challenge.

So this is his new incarnation?

Because Chavismo embodies the monster inside the monster.

The second Latin American position towards the US is embodied in Chavism.

Albert Einstein said once Esperanto is the best solution for the idea of an international language .

We have got to realize that it is going to take a long time to do these things.

This work, the group's administrators say, addresses concrete needs

Despite his lack of muscles and hair, Berlusconi is the embodiment of this form of success.

But, after the Cold War, many assumed that its institutional embodiment the North Atlantic Treaty Organization would fade away.

So an interesting question is, does the social embodiment really matter? Does it matter that it's a robot?

But liberal ideology does not demand an incompetent and weak state.

The embodiment of such a profound idea needed a lot of time, but three months would have probably been enough for us to construct the sculpture.

Ultra Seven is the third incarnation of Ultraman, first appearing in the series in 1967.

Tom shaved his beard off after becoming a fan of stoats, since stoats, the paragon of beauty, don't grow beards.

Despite all this, there was enough credibility in the G 2 idea to give it legs.

Markets react to credible announcements of reforms, as well as to their implementation.

This was the world of George Orwell s Big Brother, the extrapolation of the twentieth century s experience of totalitarianism.

We have got to realize that it is going to take a long time to do these things.

As a cultural artifact, it's both a sendup and embodiment of our Facebook enabled era of permanent reminiscence.

My writing desk, a place of dread an incredible number of incredibly useful drawers combined with incredibly little legspace.

Moral values have powerful physiological representations in humans, too, and we feel them strongly when they are violated.

But the acknowledged responsibility of states in implementing the right to water cannot turn them into the sole paying authority.

The natural next step for many of them should have been to return home and immediately implement that principle.

The region lovingly remembered Prince as a master musician, a compelling performer and the embodiment of all that is funky, radical and different in the world.

The New Hollywood generation soon became firmly entrenched in a revived incarnation of the studio system, which financed the development, production and distribution of their films.

The United States and France, which have taken the West s lead on Lebanon, have both confirmed the democratic and constitutional nature of the Siniora government.

In France, President Jacques Chirac, the epitome of a leader captured by his lobbies, is staggering impotently toward the end of his term in 2007.

Which of those possibilities materializes depends not only on the future evolution of the so called fundamentals but on financial market behavior as well.

Extremist Palestinians vow to fight until Israel viewed as a colonial imposition on the Islamic world is destroyed.

Although its modern incarnation originated in United States three decades ago, graffiti art can be found in the urban areas of almost every country.

Even the International Monetary Fund, long the embodiment of the Washington Consensus, has acknowledged that capital controls are a legitimate part of the toolkit to manage capital flows in certain circumstances.

Whether occupation of private property is a viable model to deal with the complicated crisis now engulfing Greece, the new incarnation of the City Plaza Hotel is thriving for now.

But I recognize I recognize that the adoption of this technology will depend as much on economic and political forces as it will on the soundness of the science.

This image provides a rare taste of both within the construct of an institutional setting, revealing a glimpse into a world in which women's lives and responsibilities are organically supported by the community at large an embodiment of the proverb, It takes a village to raise a child.

As the riots surrounding the failed World Trade Organization conference in Seattle demonstrated, a coalition of labor, environmental, and human rights advocates is intent on sabotaging the WTO, the institutional embodiment of global trade.

The euro is an important collective step forward, but to insure its credibility as a truly common currency, it should be treated as the embodiment of a true and whole hearted solidarity.

Its implementation would allow Europe to introduce a free trade zone for renewable energy, reducing the need for storage and excess capacity to back up variable power supplies.

In an article for Litro magazine, American researcher Emily Neil quotes a Tajik woman explaining her reverence for a figure, who to most observers beyond the country's borders is the epitome of a self serving, old school dictator.

The heritage of kings and queens stretching back across more than a millennium the enduring symbolism of crowns and coaches, and the literal embodiment of the English and now the British state binds Britons together in a common journey.

But oil is not the only reason we are doing so well, says Anna our waitress, handing round trays of maturing rakfisk and, with her long blond hair and startlingly blue eyes, the image of Nordic well being.

Soviet style economies may have posed as avatars of industrial modernization, but in most of the USSR's former satellite states Marxist Leninist economics locked vast numbers of people onto farms.

But, at a minimum, the outcome is likely to speed up implementation of eurozone decisions that have already been made, leading to somewhat more expansionary economic policies in both Germany and the eurozone.