| 1 | They constantly take the classical literature works as the touchstone, holding fast to such criteria as succinct, pure, universality. | |
| 2 | The walk is really little more than a cultural touchstone and a literary conceit, the event around which McCann has assembled his cast. | |
| 3 | Malls began to open in Europe too - where, Gruen was presumably surprised to learn, they were seen as quintessentially American. | |
| 4 | As our briefing explains (see article), it often appoints executives, directs deals and finances them through state banks. | |
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