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1. Do you think violence is symptomatic of our times?
2. Chest pains may be symptomatic of heart disease.
3. The city's problems are symptomatic of the crisis that is spreading throughout the country.
4. The rise in unemployment is symptomatic of a general decline in the economy.
5. These disagreements are symptomatic of the tensions within the party.
6. Such incidents were symptomatic of tensions within the socialist movement that were to have long-term consequences.
7. It was symptomatic of a system going soft, falling apart at the seams.
8. Deskilling is symptomatic of the way in which a worker's labour is taken possession of by the capitalist.
9. The doubts expressed by ministers and Home Office officials in the 1880s were symptomatic of much deeper structural problems.
10. The arrangements announced yesterday to ease the introduction of the poll tax are symptomatic of a less rigorous approach.
11. Clearly they are symptomatic of investments in different kinds of discourse.
12. This, they felt, was symptomatic of the paper's commendable interest in and support of, the arts.
13. I don't remember getting into any particularly heavy conversations, but that is symptomatic of the music press.
14. The emergence of the Women's Peace Crusade was symptomatic of a growing war-weariness among the population at large.
15. This is symptomatic of the adversarial relationship schools have with Woodhead, but it is also an extremely important test case.
16. That is symptomatic of our failure sometimes to move on.
17. The in-doubt transactions may be symptomatic of other problems and should still be investigated.
18. "Excessive yawning appears to be symptomatic of conditions that increase brain and/or core temperature, such as central nervous system damage and sleep deprivation," Gallup said in the news release.
19. Similarly, long test cycles might be symptomatic of overall sub-optimization of your development process.
20. Therefore, flat lines often represent weekend times but could also be symptomatic of a lack of progress (or progress updates).