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The tablet is symbolic of Amazon's remarkable ability to adapt and reluctance to cede the future to anyone.

I think that, like "Aesop's Fables" symbolic of this knowledge, better than the aesthetic, you say which?

It is said that his remaining hair coiled into little locks, that never grew again - symbolic of how he never became attached to the worldly again?

In a lumbering old relic of coach days (symbolic of an ancient D'Urberville legend of crime) Tess and Angel are carried to church, and upon their final departure a white cock crows thrice.

The tables and chairs, first conceived at Tito's tea house to "represent the irreversibility of time," sport huge pink roses symbolic of the porcelain patterns beloved by the designer.

The bow is symbolic of evil intentions.

The Great Wall is symbolic of such defensive concept.

The peach blossoms, symbolic of romantic love in Chinese tradition, are always gracefully represented;

The Moon, symbolic of our emotional style and needs, when used in progression indicates our evolving emotional style.

The mysterious color and humorous art in Jia Pingwas works enhances the readability symbolic of his works and makes it more significant.

With the new technological revolution and the advent of globalization, capital logic gains a greater space for development and achieves a new performance style, that is, the symbolic of capital logic.

It is symbolic of the fighting spirit of modern womanhood.

Tea is then symbolic of earthly purity, requiring the most fastidious cleanliness in its preparation.

The lion-like image of the department store ruling over human lives is symbolic of the highs and lows of consumerist culture today.

The three COINS in the fountain are symbolic of the hearts of three girls; each girl is longing for the love of a young man that they all love.

Metamorphosis is symbolic of ascension both metaphorically and physically.

The clouds are dark and foreboding, but the light breaking through above is symbolic of his eventual redemption.

There used to be a feast day to honor all martyrs and symbolic of the martyrs was a group called the Maccabees who were Jewish rebels in a time a couple of hundred years before Christ.

Anecdotally, the property sector is showing signs of the frothy enthusiasm that is symbolic of the onset of a bubble.

I have this romantic idea that I'll have a tree planted on me. It won't just be symbolic of my death; my atoms will actually be transmigrated into the tree.

First of all, Acheng made the core images in the series of "THREE KINGS" be symbolic of something more than what they might be, which diversifies the theme of his text.

Yellow is symbolic of the intellect in dreams.

A symbolic offer of $25m to Pakistan a year ago, via the United Nations, to assist in flood relief, was unlikely to have melted many hearts.