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But the drama that unfolds across their visages is indicative of automaticity rather than authenticity.

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But at this point the association should be regarded as informational rather than indicative of its source.

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And as Muslims often choose names related to war and violence, could those possibly be indicative of their values?

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Ali Gharib

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There are many small errors too—largely inconsequential but indicative of a lack of academic rigor.

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November 19, 2012

Whether insured or not, the disruptions are indicative of real damage and real costs to the economy.

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I will be explicit; I will use the indicative mood, present tense.

It was quick, indicative of nervous excitement, but certainly not weak.

To be considered, how far the voice of a bird may be indicative of its temperament.

Or was it indicative of a shortening of our religious privileges?

This outburst was indicative of something more than a fugitive mood.