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Kitsch is the epitome of all that is spurious in the life of our times.

Stanley Fischer, the head of the bank of Israel, is the epitome of orthodox central banking.

The iPhone is now the epitome of what a smartphone should be in many consumers eyes, and for good reason.

It coincides with the birthday of 4th century BC philosopher Mencius, whose mother has long been considered the epitome of maternal devotion and love.

The Tempest is a drama produced by Shakespeare in the year 1609, which is an epitome of early history of British colonization.

Of course there will be some of you reading this that are the very epitome of dating sophistication, but the truth is, when you lose your heart you also lose your head.

Goldman Sachs , the epitome of the elite investment bank, has settled charges over one notorious sub-prime derivatives deal by paying $550m and admitting that it made a “mistake”.

Man is the world's epitome.

REMEMBER when a bank manager was the epitome of prudence?

But he was a divisive figure, not an epitome of Polish greatness.

But we do know that this is the epitome of an export-driven economy.

Even New York, for so long the epitome of urban sophistication, went through a bad patch in the 1970s.

They are the epitome of in-one-ear-and-out-the-other, which was my mother's trope for a failure to connect.

The epitome of summer.

The epitome of this practical emphasis may be Intel.

Cities may be the epitome of modernity, but they are inhabited by a creature designed for a pre-agricultural existence.

Kim is the epitome of courtesy and graciousness as she handles several dozen interviews with local media over three days, giving her barely any time to explore the city.

This was the epitome of the "open source" leadership model in action.

Apple is now the epitome of mainstream.

Whether she's all done up for an evening out or wearing jeans and boots, she accessorizes with effortless flair and is the epitome of Bohemian chic.