Evil Personified

Evil personified!

He was patience personified.

Women drivers are cowardice personified.

However, the thorn personified in Fidel Castro remains intact and is increasingly robust.

Third, personified risks are perceived to be greater than anonymous risks so Bin Laden is scarier because he has a name.

In many ways, Bo personified the Chinese concept of meritocracy well educated, intelligent, sophisticated, and charming (mainly to Western executives). But, after his fall, a very different picture emerged.

During his tenure as the head of the Vatican and the Catholic Church, Pope John Paul II personified peace, brotherhood, tolerance, righteousness and the co existence of all religions.

In 1996, the personified records of the social tax were introduced, i.e., an insurance account was opened for every socially insured person for the registration of the social tax payments.

Bo personified that risk. He embodied the so called Chongqing model of state capitalism that has been ascendant in China in recent years government directed urbanization and economic development that concentrates power in the hands of regional leaders and state owned enterprises.

Although we do not question the right of any nation to sovereign decisions on issues concerning its national security interests, nothing, in our opinion, justifies acceptance of the nuclear option. The choice of the road of nuclear armaments by India and Pakistan comes as a blow to the ideals personified by Mahatma Gandhi.

The dilemma is neatly summed up by the two clear candidates for the top job as Mr. Europe. On the one hand, there s the safe pair of hands personified by Jean Claude Juncker, the veteran prime minister of tiny Luxembourg, who knows the ins and outs of the EU s political machinery and chairs the euro zone s ministerial set up.

In Czechoslovakia in 1968, communist reformers appealed to democratic ideals that were deeply rooted in the country s pre World War II past. Alexander Dubcek, the leader of the Czechoslovak communists and the symbol of the Prague Spring, personified hope for democratic evolution, real pluralism, and a peaceful way to a state governed by law and respectful of human rights.

For 25 years, the leaders of Solidarity personified the qualities needed to win Poland s struggle for democracy unbending courage in the face of the communist Leviathan and magnanimity and clear sighted determination during the transfer of power. All of these were great and noble qualities, and all of them now seem utterly superfluous to most Poles.

They question you concerning the new moons. Say, They are timekeeping signs for the people and for the sake of hajj. It is not piety that you enter houses from their rear rather, piety is personified by one who is Godwary, and enter houses from their doors and be wary of Allah, so that you may be felicitous.

They question you concerning the new moons. Say, They are timekeeping signs for the people and for the sake of hajj. It is not piety that you enter houses from their rear rather, piety is personified by one who is Godwary, and enter houses from their doors and be wary of Allah, so that you may be felicitous.

But China is about to experience something new South Korea s soft power, personified by Park, who represents a center right coalition, but defies the usual political labels. Indeed, she was elected with a curious blend of support right wing backers of her father, Park Chung hee, who ruled the country with an iron fist from 1961 to 1979, and many other Koreans, including some on the left, who wanted someone different from the usual blue suited, white shirted Korean politician.