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• The game capsulized the trouble the Royals have had all season.
• Of course, some shows would be easier to capsulize than others.
• Those six words capsulize the feeling visitors to Green Bay always have.
• But perhaps it was Lee Westwood who capsulized things best.
• A World Series season capsulized in a single moment.
• The problem was capsulized in a newspaper headline:
• He can't help but use a basketball analogy to capsulize his career.
• It was what Steinberg did with his wealth that so aptly capsulized the era.
• Want to capsulize Woods'round Saturday?
• Then the news magazine Der Spiegel reviewed his book and capsulized its conclusions in 1964.
• Step into the kitchen, and her penchant for controlled capsulized spaces soon becomes apparent.
• Kansas'frustration was capsulized on one play when Drew Gooden missed a 3-pointer.
• He thought for one tenth of a second and then neatly capsulized the prevailing attitude about Candlestick.
• Those report cards capsulize each student's " entire " performance for the past six weeks.
• It really doesn't need a visitors center or a dreamland or any other public facility to capsulize its essence.
• A capsulized version of the musical was presented at Walt Disney's El Capitan Theater in Hollywood ( February 2010 ).
• Nagano's Olympic fury is capsulized in the continuing dispute with the international ski federation over the length of the downhill course.
• It takes approximately 20 seconds for them to capsulize the event, and that's NASCAR's only mention until next week.
• The football mentality was perfectly capsulized when that Northern Illinois University coach ordered his players to plow through a high school drum and bugle corps.
• According to a July 30, 2002 article, Ramo s comments are legendary for capsulizing complex ideas into off-the-cuff witticisms.