It's important to represent people, and represent them as people.
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Blue circles represent contributions to Clinton; red circles represent Trump donations.
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"They represent one country, we represent another," Artsakh coach Slavik Gabrielyan.
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It wasn't to represent Twitter, or— But you do represent Twitter.
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A red brick can represent democracy, or can represent a cake.
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It doesn't represent me, just as Saudi Arabia doesn't represent Muslims.
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"Because these six represent values, represent an economic market, and more than anything, represent a real force at the international level today," he said.
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Where is it written that a man cannot represent women, or a white person cannot represent people of color, or a 70-year-old cannot represent millennials or a gay white man cannot represent straight biracial Americans?
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Larger circles represent older adults, while smaller circles represent children and grandchildren.
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Not only represent for myself, but represent for these guys out here.
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You can represent me any time, you can represent me any time.
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White nationalists don't represent the "real America" anymore than jihadis represent true Islam.
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Investment loans represent 20163% of the pool and interest-only loans represent 20.1%.
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"I represent the president in court and I represent Eddie Gallagher in court."
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I don't just represent myself, I represent all people, my family, my friends.
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Or worse, a foundation that will only represent projects that it's paid to represent.
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My job was to represent the people that sent me there to represent them.
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African Americans represent 13.2 percent of the US population, and Latino Americans represent 17.4 percent.
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You represent everybody and how do I know that you're going to represent my interests?
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"I don't represent all — I represent the 1st District of Iowa," Blum told the reporter.
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Investment loans represent 28.2% of the pool by balance and interest-only loans represent 15.5%.
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Interest-only loans represent 55.6% of the pool by balance and investment loans represent 55.3%.
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Investment loans represent 11.4% of the pool by balance and interest-only loans represent 11.0%.
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"They are attacking people who don't represent what people are saying they represent," he said.
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"I represent their values, I represent what they believe," he said of his state's voters.
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As artists we represent our times, our experience of now, and we represent our cultures.
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She's an ambassador for Represent Us. Represent Us is an organization dedicated to ending political corruption.
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We represent 51 percent of this population and yet only 20 percent represent us in Congress.
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They represent safety to some, the same way they represent danger to others, Pierre points out.
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For many LPGA players, the Olympics represent more than just a chance to represent their country.
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Teachers and nurses represent 6 million people; workers earning less than $15 represent 65 million people.
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Readings above 50 represent an expansion in manufacturing activity while those under 50 represent a contraction.
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The dark wings represent the bad times but the fading wings represent how Demi's moved forward.
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My situation is important 'cause I represent poor black Americans and I represent poor immigrant Americans.
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Alexandra Raisman and Simone Biles will represent the U.S.A. Isabela Onyshko and Elsabeth Black represent Canada.
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Once the students have a feel for the factors contributing to ocean acidification, they'll start to construct their models by pulling images from a clip art database to represent the variables they want to include: a car to represent carbon dioxide emissions, trees to represent carbon-dioxide-absorbing plants, shellfish to represent shellfish health, a fishing boat to represent the fishing economy.
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On the right, the cubes represent helium and sodium while the red dots represent the shared electrons.
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If this isn't meant to represent a homosexual union, I can't imagine what it's supposed to represent.
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If wariness of democracy and free speech does not represent a political position, what does it represent?
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The index is calculated such that readings above 50 represent expansion and readings below 50 represent contraction.
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In the index, readings above 50 represent expansion in the sector, and readings below 50 represent contraction.
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If today's military volunteers do not represent the nation demographically, they do not represent it attitudinally either.
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Unlike White House counsel, who represent the office of the presidency, Kasowitz will represent Trump's personal interests.
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His posting does not represent the view of the MLBUA or reflect those of the umpires we represent.
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"Just as this current administration doesn't represent me, the leaders of this march don't represent me," she said.
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The green bars represent how much you need to save and the blue bars represent your investment return.
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The white dresses represent the cream-white of the asparagus, and the colors yellow and blue represent Limburg.
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Does this really represent conservative principles and ideas and, more importantly, does it represent the ideals of America?
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Like when we also expected our leaders to believe when they represent the nation, they represent all people.
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The ISM index is calculated such that readings above 210 represent expansion, and readings below 200 represent contraction.
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I wanted to make the point that not only do I represent Under Armour, they also represent me.
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Numbers in clues sometimes represent letters in the answers by reading them as the Roman numerals they represent.
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"Corrupt people do not represent the Chinese government, they do not represent the Chinese people," Mr. Guo said.
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Saying that Republicans represent the rich, while Democrats represent the poor and/or middle class, is a simplification.
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Birds were represented by Japanese quail; brown shrimp, pink shrimp and oysters were used to represent shellfish; houseflies and moths joined the cockroaches to represent insects; and guppies and minnows were used to represent fish.
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Smaller galleries tend to represent emerging artists, putting both dealers and the artists they represent at yet another disadvantage.
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Investment loans represent 18.8% of the pool by balance, interest-only loans represent 16.6% and fixed-rate loans 32.4%.
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But the older kids were really proud to represent the Cossack beliefs and, in a way, represent their people.
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Paul Clement to represent House Former Solicitor General Paul Clement will represent the House GOP, a Ryan aide said.
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The jars with the black labels represent the indica-dominant strains and white labels represent the sativa-dominant strains.
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Those upstarts represent stiff competition for Dannon, whose yogurts represent more than a third of those sold in America.
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She chose one woman from the group to represent my grandfather's victims, and another to represent those he'd saved.
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"My situation is important 'cause I represent poor black Americans and I represent poor immigrant Americans," the rapper said.
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" He added later, " My situation is important 'cause I represent poor black Americans and I represent poor immigrant Americans.
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In fact, other countries have upper chambers in legislatures that represent constituent states but that also represent them proportionally.
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But if the seizures represent Thelma's weakness, her inability to resist this force of nature, they also represent her power.
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White evangelicals now represent only around 17% of the population; those under the age of 30 represent a mere 8%.
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Hilly and mountainous areas, thought to represent exposed portions of Titan's crust of water ice, represent 14% of the surface.
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For instance, an organization purporting to represent consumer interests may actually represent industry, or may be influenced by industry contributions.
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That will more fairly represent the world as a whole, and hopefully criticism will also represent the world as a whole.
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I want to be connected and associated with people who represent their brand in a way that I would represent mine.
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While black people represent 13% of the US population, they represent a whopping 47% of the 1,900 exonerations in the registry.
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We are in the now, and I represent the now, and I represent what the possibilities of a new peaceful planet.
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"I still represent the Air Force even though the Air Force won't represent an official boxing team," Roberts jokes to me.
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In 20 states, technical or nontechnical violations represent more than half of prison admissions, including Utah where they represent 79 percent.
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More puddles represent Barataria Bay and Breton Sound, inlets of the Gulf, and still more puddles represent various bayous and backwaters.
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While the SPY ETF's top 10 holdings represent 21 percent weighting, the IWM ETF's top 10 represent less than 3 percent.
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To score points, teams deposit the blue balls, which represent water, and the orange balls, which represent pollutants, into different locations.
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He used blue Gatorade to represent water, Sprite to represent bubbles in the water, and red punch for the Red Sea.
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"These people have their right to freedom of speech, but the values they represent don't represent America," said Jon Pattee, 48.
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A handful of power agents run the N.B.A. Just nine agents represent a quarter of the league, and 210 represent half.
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If Freenome is successful, it could represent an acquisition target for Verily and would represent a boon to its bottom line.
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LAWRENCE I personally make it a priority to represent talent of color, but I don't necessarily only represent talent of color.
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While the European Union, the Middle East, and Australia vigorously seek to represent their own national interests, we too should represent ours.
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Lined up the right way, senators who represent 25m citizens could acquit a president, against the wishes of senators who represent 300m.
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But obviously people can try very hard to represent, people can try very, very hard to represent multiple sides of an issue.
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ETFs are generally believed to represent the investment behavior of institutional investors, while mutual funds are thought to represent the retail investor.
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The recent news stories about me do not accurately represent my views… my actions were my own and do not represent Oculus.
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In Mr. Mazzola's world, a plumbers' union would represent the workers installing pipes, while other unions would represent the workers up top.
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"David Friedman, you promote racism, fund illegal settlements … You do not represent us and you will never represent us," one protester shouted.
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Not all hieroglyphics are logograms, which represent complete words or phrases, but some are, in that they are pictures to represent ideas.
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Under Fitch's methodology, investment loans represent 25.0% of the pool by balance, interest-only loans represent 0003% and fixed-rate loans 33.6%.
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"The Lesotho do these wonderful blankets with these amazing prints on them that represent their king, they represent harvest," Ms. Carter said.
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In Mr. Mazzola's world, a plumbers' union would represent the workers installing pipes, while other unions would represent the workers up top.
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The PMI index is calculated so that readings above 22 represent expansion in the manufacturing sector and readings below 200 represent contraction.
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All told, the senators voting to acquit represent about 152 million individuals, while senators voting to convict represent about 170 million individuals.
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"To be able to ... represent the continent and represent the game for social impact, it gives me so much hope," he said.
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Research later revealed that this "mechanized smoking" does not represent realistic behavior and so did not represent realistic exposure to harmful constituents.
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All we've done is represent kids meta-narratively, and social media democratizes that, so that kids themselves can represent themselves meta-narratively.
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We represent some of America's largest corporations, as well as investment managers, that, as fiduciaries, represent millions of individual savers and pension beneficiaries.
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In this act, rows of chairs represent gravestones and the people sitting in the chairs represent dead people from the town, Grover's Corners.
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They represent money, they represent revenue and as the border patrol agents pointed out, for the drug cartels it&aposs a twofold thing.
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Gay men represent only 2 percent of the population in this country, and they represent more than half of the diagnosis of HIV.
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The average obligor current loan size is AUD281,615; investment loans represent 25.6% of the pool by balance and interest-only loans represent 19.8%.
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"First and foremost, he has to represent his police agency and represent the City of Dallas," Mr. Brown, who is no relation, said.
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" Mr. Fisher, executive director of Save a Child's Heart, said his organization did not represent Israel's government, "but it does represent Israeli society.
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After Phife died last week, a petition was started to encourage city council members to co-name Linden Blvd (represent, represent) in Queens.
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But the new rules represent an interpretation the AARP finds problematic since they represent the final word on what the agency finds permissible.
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We just firmly believe that they would better represent their districts than their current representatives and also think they would better represent America.
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"Oppressive language does more than represent violence, it is violence; does more than represent the limits of knowledge, it limits knowledge," Morrison said.
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To me, the harpsichord was a really cool way to represent the Old World, to represent this tight, brittle, repressed kind of feeling.
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Her Air Force 1 features a white embossed leather to represent her style, while blooming roses on the Swoosh stand represent her bravery.
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"I don't perceive it being down because I represent Trump, nor do I see a tremendous boost because I represent Trump," he said.
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While these empty passenger seats represent a substantial waste in resources, they also represent an easy and available opportunity to combat climate change.
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Greener cells represent picks that forecasters thought were much more likely to pay off; redder cells represent picks that the public preferred more.
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"I personally make it a priority to represent talent of color, but I don't necessarily only represent talent of color," said Mr. Lawrence.
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"I can represent obviously a certain community, but the real important [question] is whether I can represent every community in some way," he said.
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That's somewhat regrettable, given what Martin set dragons up to represent and the potential this story has to represent dark, deeply relevant moral choices.
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This would not represent a new approach to immigration policy, it would represent an American approach: Immigrants always have helped to build this country.
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"With ResearchKit, we saw a set of numbers that represent movement but now we'll see a set of numbers that represent Parkinson's," Schmidt explained.
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Clark County commissioners in Las Vegas appointed Rochelle Nguyen, who will represent Assembly District 10, and Beatrice Duran, who will represent Assembly District 11.
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" ABC News interview on July 16, 103: "Well, let me say this, you know, I don't represent Donald Trump, Jr. I represent the President.
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Those banks pick six of the nine directors at each Reserve Bank—three to represent their own interests and three to represent the public.
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"We may not represent Washington, but we will represent the wide swath of American people who will keep the faith on this," he said.
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These pioneers are exhorted to open doors closed to the groups they represent but to represent those groups first and foremost, and that's tough.
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"Look, I will represent my district, and I will represent my state," Mr. McCarthy said in his first-floor suite of offices, between votes.
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We assign meanings not only to what these public figures represent as individuals, but also to what they represent as signifiers for America itself.
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It's like you either represent all, or you represent each other, so you want to make sure that other person is on your side.
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Most people I talk to seem to understand that President Trump doesn't represent a typical American (if we have to have immigrants, how about Norwegians?); men know he doesn't represent men accurately (just your typical "locker room talk"), and golfers know he doesn't represent golf.
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The brown color was chosen to represent the continent — "our land," Mr. Ogunlana said in an email — while the pink is to represent its beauty.
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"I don't represent Daesh [the Arabic acronym for IS], they represent me," the teen is said to have told police officers who were questioning him.
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Although Alaska natives and American Indians together represent about 1.7% of the US population, on Crisis Text Line they represent 5.5% of the total texters.
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Khoo used hand-embroidered rhinestones to represent grains of rice, red rhinestones for the spicy sambal, and a pair of "wings" that represent banana leaves.
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While women represent almost 70% of all low-wage workers, they represent just 21625% of workers in high-wage, high-skill occupations such as construction.
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A lawyer who was said to represent Mr. Reichberg said last week that she does not comment on who she does or does not represent.
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"We represent the American people, we represent America's values, our commitment to freedom, our commitment of equal treatment of people the world over," he said.
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The darker areas on the map below represent a higher average income among the top one percent, while the lighter areas represent a lower average income.
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Any time we get the opportunity to represent Kansas City the right way, represent our teammates the right way, I don't see any wrong in that.
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If Gianforte no longer seems to represent who Montanans are, Williams needs to introduce herself as someone who does represent who they are, regardless of party.
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"It's not just what they represent as Muslim women, but also that they represent the right playbook for building political power for any community," Barzinji said.
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Those are the qualities Fisher came to represent through her work and her public persona, and over the years, that's what Leia came to represent, too.
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When apportioned by population, those 51 Republicans represent states with roughly 145.5 million Americans, while the 47 Democrats and 2 independents represent states with 179.5 million.
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Republicans say their claims that the protests don't represent their district's voters have merit because many of the lawmakers targeted by protesters represent Trump-friendly districts.
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"She does not represent the people, but the big elites, the society that has money but does not represent the poor," said bread seller Ruth Moscoso.
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Put another way, about half of the Democratic senators represent the 43 largest states, while over two-thirds of the Republicans represent the 30 smallest states.
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CNN fired back at Trump, saying it's Trump's job, not theirs, to represent the U.S. It's not CNN's job to represent the U.S to the world.
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His lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court will represent a victory for the conservative movement, but it won't represent where the country is as a whole.
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Via Goucher's blog, here's an image of the thing running, where dots represent failed recognition attempts and asterixis represent successes (that's learning: trial, error, and memory).
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"Had I been asked by Mr. Weinstein to represent him, I would have declined, because I do not represent individuals accused of sex harassment," she said.
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"But Michael would represent me and represent me on some things," the president said in a telephone call to "Fox & Friends," his favorite cable television show.
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The unions, which represent more than five million American workers, hope to sic the antitrust regulator on a company increasingly reaching into the industries they represent.
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"We will not be silent, you do not represent us and you will never represent us," shouted one young man wearing a kippah, the Jewish head covering.
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To represent Peru, one was dressed in an alpaca-wool patterned outfit, next to her sibling who was a viking to represent Denmark, for Saturday&aposs game.
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In fact, America largely subsists on a steady diet of media — if we fail to represent trans lives in media, we fail to represent them at all.
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John McCain, Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell and the rest of you: It's time to stop suggesting that Donald Trump doesn't represent you, because he does represent you.
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"I think it's something that folks in the heartland who represent farm communities, who represent the auto industry, can look to as an achievement," said former Rep.
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In 171 districts, minorities now represent more than 40% of the population, and are expected to represent an even higher population by the next census in 2020.
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Because these 6 countries represent values, they represent an economic market which has the weight of history behind it and which is now a true international force.
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Just as William and Logan represent the white- and black-hat options for players, Sizemore (Simon Quarterman) and Ford (Anthony Hopkins) represent two models of game creation.
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"They had every chance to try to represent the United States, where they were born, but they deemed it fit to represent Nigeria and Africa," Chukwuemeka said.
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"Had I been asked by Mr. Weinstein to represent him, I would have declined, because I do not represent individuals accused of sex harassment," Ms. Allred said.
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Moreover, defendants said, many plaintiffs' lawyers in the MDL, including many who represent local governments selected to serve as class representatives, also represent states suing opioid defendants.
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The elected board members represent the perceived interests of the members, while the appointed members represent the broader interests of the taxpayers and communities as a whole.
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But instead of bringing the black church along, McDaniel says, "they explicitly don't want to represent the church" — and they don't want the church to represent them.
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Whether you represent a company like Facebook, you represent an individual who's guilty of crime, and that's all good and well and noble because that's what's required.
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Most recently, Unicode has taken steps toward creating gender-neutral emoji, emoji that represent people with disabilities, and other symbols to represent the full spectrum of emoji users.
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The yellow dots represent a country's rate of reporting wallets with no money, while red dots represent the rate of reporting wallets containing the equivalent of $13.45 USD.
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The union sought to represent only a portion of the plant's workers after it narrowly lost a February 2014 election to represent all hourly workers at the plant.
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Homes with base prices above $400,000 now represent 68 percent of the market, and homes priced above $500,000 represent 27 percent, according to Metrostudy, a housing analytics company.
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The fact that they added the "under God" part to the Pledge of Allegiance doesn't represent me, and it doesn't represent others who do not have religious affiliations.
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Mr. Reichberg could not be reached for comment, and a lawyer who was said to represent him would not comment on who she might or might not represent.
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Those figures represent delegates the candidates will be able to send to the state convention and ultimately designate 85033 delegates to represent Iowa at the Democratic National Convention.
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Editorial pages like to think they represent the community, but unless they are in a completely homogeneous area, they only represent the subset that already agrees with them.
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" He added, "I don't only represent the Houston Astros, I don't only represent my family, but I also represent the American citizens that are living in Puerto Rico," and thanked the President for the invite but not forgetting his homeland: "It's an honor to be invited to the White House.
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A main gear would move to represent the calendar year, and would, in turn, move many separate smaller gears to represent the motions of the planets, sun, and moon.
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The figures represent an enormous increase in the amount of money that GGV is managing; a fast close would also represent a remarkably short turnaround for its investment team.
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Those numbers represent an almost 100% increase in complaints since 2014 — but there are two reasons to believe they might not properly represent the number of bad customer experiences.
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"The values that Donald Trump has shown, they don't represent me, they don't represent what I want to teach my children or my family," Daniel says in his ad.
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"Had I been asked by Mr. Weinstein to represent him, I would have declined, because I do not represent individuals accused of sex harassment," Allred said in a statement.
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For example, we can see the purple points in this chart, which represent the rating of the games with US team, and the yellow points represent other countries' games.
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Most of the major agencies have very few trans people they represent, so the vast majority of us, even if we're good, don't have anyone to properly represent us.
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That probably spoiled it already, but look at what the numbers represent in their group, and what those letters represent as far as the alphabet, and you'll get it.
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But ambassadors do not represent a president; they represent a state, and they are not supposed to go around "empowering" nationalist movements or far-right ideologies in other countries.
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"Before that, when we have the robots on the surface autonomously delivering, we know that the robot is also going to represent us and represent the company," he said.
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In Australia, as in the United States and other countries, crime victims are witnesses who provide evidence, and lawyers do not represent them in trial — prosecutors represent the government.
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" Cooper concluded with, "I know a lot of gay and lesbian people in the state want to feel that the people that represent them, represent everybody in the state.
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Her beliefs did not represent a legitimate challenge to liberal consensus because they did not represent a challenge at all: They were incoherent, at odds with the Good Facts.
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Carmat has yet to generate any significant revenue but its products could represent a major medical breakthrough if proven reliable as heart diseases represent a leading cause of death worldwide.
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We don't represent Wall Street, we don't represent the billionaire class, so it ends up I'm the only candidate up here of the many candidates who has no Super PAC.
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Emojis, as I've painstakingly attempted to establish, should be largely accepted for what they intend to represent (or for what they come to represent—looking at you, eggplant and peach).
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The emails in bold represent the addresses which successfully received the message, while the light and nearly transparent ones represent invalid or inactive emails which bounced back the initial emails.
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"Selfie" generation doesn't necessarily have to represent the pictures that people post of themselves on social media; it can just represent the huge impact of social media on modern society.
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Those 53 Republican senators in the first vote, as author and reporter Ari Berman noted, represent 153 million Americans, as opposed to the 168 million people the Democratic senators represent.
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"When you really look at what the Confederacy and the monuments really represent, they represent acts of sedition against the United State of America," Bell said in a telephone interview.
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First and foremost, you know, the articles that you see and read about either me or about Nest — they are incredibly disheartening because we don't believe — and I don't believe specifically — that those articles represent our culture, represent our work ethic, represent the respect we have for each other inside the team.
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Even more significant are who those women represent: the first two Muslim women in Congress; the first two Native American women; the first two Latinas to represent Texas; the first African-American women to represent Connecticut and Massachusetts; new female members from the red states of Kansas, Iowa, Florida, Texas, Georgia and Oklahoma.
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According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, McBath is the first black woman to represent her district and only the third in the history of Georgia to represent the state in Congress.
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The orange-red nodes are from Rise of the Empire Era (episodes 1-3), the blue nodes represent the Rebellion era (episodes 4-6), and the green ones represent both eras.
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The grey and black areas represent the rocky mass of the asteroid, while the orange and red areas represent the hot, high pressure shock wave that forms around it during entry.
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He compared the company that allegedly gave cover to the Russian intelligence agents to Soros — essentially arguing that an individual company doesn't represent Russia, just like how Soros doesn't represent America.
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When we use emoji to represent almost every part of our everyday lives, we should also be able to use them to represent ourselves — no matter how complicated that might be.
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"The court cards represent the people who influence situations," she explains, suggesting that, sometimes, these cards can very clearly represent people in your life such as your boss, relatives, or friends.
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" But, as he wrote in the journal, "Science for Seminaries" had affirmed that Richard Dawkins did not represent most scientists, "just as the Westboro Baptist Church does not represent all Christians.
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The effort to remove New Orleans' monuments has been part of a nationwide debate over Confederate symbols, which some argue represent slavery and injustice and others say represent history and heritage.
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The union sought to represent only a portion of the plant's workers after it in February 2014 narrowly lost an election to represent all 1,500 hourly workers at the Chattanooga plant.
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The agency can represent itself in this review, but the Justice Department, led by Republican Attorney General Jeff Sessions, will represent the CFPB if the case goes to the Supreme Court.
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"Robert Menendez may have been elected to represent New Jersey, but Robert Menendez chose instead to represent the wealthy doctor from Florida -- he was Salomon Melgen's personal US senator," Cooney added.
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In the figure, I use orange to represent Trump (I tried to replicate the spray tan, but this was as close as I could get), and red to represent non-Trump.
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Nowadays—in Europe and America, at least—it tends to be more about aesthetics, but can of course be prompted by anything, and represent whatever the recipient wants it to represent.
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"It's incredible to see them across the table, sent to represent national programs at meetings where I represent W.H.O." Dr. Reynolds is quick to credit her many mentors over the years.
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The two countries represent two ideological and political poles and have spent decades fighting each other for dominance in the Middle East and for the right to represent the Muslim world.
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The best way to represent the people of my district is to not represent them in the future, to allow them to choose representatives more in line with their political cohort.
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"I was elected not just to represent millionaires, but to represent aspiring millionaires, working families, seniors, veterans," said Representative John Yarmuth of Kentucky, the ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee.
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"When my father asked me just this afternoon to represent him tonight -- no, this isn't a joke -- to represent him tonight, I didn't have time to write any jokes," she said.
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By ensuring that amplitudes which represent wrong answers cancel each other out, while those that represent the right one reinforce, programmers can home in with high confidence on the correct solution.
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"I'm not running to represent Democrats and I'm not running to represent Republicans," O'Rourke tells CNN, while waiting to take the stage at his third rally of the day in Houston.
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And three new figures are ready to represent you . . .
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" He adds, "I love the idea that binoculars represent.
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He's never said this & it doesn't represent his views.
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" He reminded the trainees that they represent "the commonwealth.
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" "This does not represent the man that I know.
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" It wasn't, "Oh, let's bring them to represent women.
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So when you have that ... you don't represent broadcasters.
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I found that I could not directly represent the sculpture as I had made it because it was not the sculpture in and of itself that I was ultimately seeking to represent.
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But neither do we mind, signing a six country agreement if need because these six countries represent values, they represent economic market, has the weight of history behind it, blah, blah, blah.
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But, you will notice in the image at least two dragon pieces, which represent Dany or her literal dragons, are set up surrounding a single lion piece, which would represent the Lannisters.
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So if I'm going to represent Latinos in the industry and in art, if I'm going to represent my little cousins in Chicago, they're going to know that I went full out.
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"The good CEOs look at the core values of their companies, and they say, 'who do you represent and what do you represent, and you go fight for these things,' " he said.
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"It's clear that you represent the past, and I represent the future," Barres threatens in an intriguing, subtitled trailer, which is all that was made available to watch before the Thursday premiere.
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Mr. Reichberg could not be reached for comment, and a lawyer who was said to represent him said last night she does not comment on who she does or does not represent.
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Its weights are such that Obama voters represent 27 percent of the sample and Romney voters represent 25 percent, reflecting the split of 51 to 47 percent among actual voters in 2012.
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"7 Kaben Clauson, founder and CEO, says "to represent Gen Z, Millennials and Gen X, TruePublic needs a weighted sample of roughly one thousand Americans to represent that population of the USA.
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However, federal employee union members on official time cross a certain threshold where they cease to represent the interests of the taxpayer and begin to primarily represent the interests of their union.
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A plot from the paper shows that the Moon could have had a stable submoon—black circles represent moons, and the grey regions represent parameter where the moons could have their own moons.
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Although professional customers represent approximately 3 percent of the total customer base, they represent about 40 percent of gross revenues, and as such the company focuses heavily on this important group of customers.
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"She would represent me — she would represent all of us," said Alexandra Rucinski, who drove two and a half hours from Burlington, Iowa, where she works in a diner, to see Harris speak.
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While European Council members who represent the U.K. can't take part in negotiations, it's not written down that the same restrictions are true for those who represent the U.K. in the European Parliament.
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The Democrats also represent the state's largest urban areas like Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and El Paso, whereas the Republicans who voted for the bill largely represent the state's more rural districts.
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As a result, voters will be tasked with choosing someone to represent the old district for the remainder of the year, as well as another lawmaker to represent the new district in 2019.
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We had to say to ourselves, what we are doing is allowing some to represent us on the street while we are doing our part to represent them 365 days of the year.
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I knew that I couldn't write a script that would represent what I wanted to, because I could only represent my own culture and language, so I sought to bring in other women.
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Mike Zaneis, the chief executive of the organization, said his group began a certification program last week to verify that ad exchanges truly represent the buyers and sellers they are claiming to represent.
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The classic symbol can represent freedom, guidance, protection, and spirituality.
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American stocks represent safety to him in an unsafe world.
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The deal would represent Alibaba's first (partial) acquisition in Israel.
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Americans represent a third of this year's 20 selected debutantes.
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Yet, they also represent a miniscule number of abortion procedures.
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Elected labor delegates represent a significant percentage of delegates overall.
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TM: The stencils represent an interesting departure in your work.
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"We represent everybody, not just superstar artists," Mr. Mason added.
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This particular feat of counterprogramming was paid for by Represent.
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Donald Trump does NOT represent our values #NotMyPresidentsDay #resist pic.twitter.
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I wanted the video to represent love beyond a relationship.
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Such students did not seem to represent a random sample.
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Their agroecological achievements represent a true legacy of Cuba's revolution.
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I take that role seriously to represent as a female.
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It might take some guts to represent the other team.
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The firm's arms sales represent 44.93 percent of total sales.
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The findings may not represent reality for all men, however.
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The 737 Max cancellations represent about 1.5% of American's schedule.
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Why do you only want one voice to represent everyone?
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A handle of over $2,000 would represent 165 percent appreciation.
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But these times can represent so much more than that.
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She was elected during the 2018 midterms to represent Minnesota.
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The products represent about $50 billion of estimated 2018 imports.
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I really try to represent the perspective of the audience.
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This would represent roughly a 4 percent rise over 2016.
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Does the emergence of big data represent a similar revolution?
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"It doesn't represent me at all," Hanson told the Post.
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Those statistics represent the very heart of the Oscar debacle.
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They're from a different perspective, and they represent different needs.
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These figures just represent the tip of the STD iceberg.
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Unions only represent workers who voluntarily pay for their services.
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Critics say he's not tough enough to represent Staten Island.
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"We take them to represent their entire gender," says Tannen.
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Photography allowed me to capture and represent life as is.
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The FDA regulation could therefore represent pressure to Juul's business.
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The initial five letters actually represent two pairs of molecules.
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Omar is also a Democratic Socialist who will represent Minnesota.
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Even the death and marriage announcements represent important life events.
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Digital stores represent big battlegrounds between Apple and rival Google.
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And they represent the most expensive of all patient classes.
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Pohl said that bin Attash may choose to represent himself.
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Any ceiling below that number would represent an effective cut.
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Because you represent the greatest that we have in America.
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At best, they represent exceptional cases; if not, gross exaggerations.
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So I'm here to represent women, my patients, my colleagues.
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Online games may represent a rival to the tabletop sort.
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It would take a female director to represent that correctly.
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She added that she hoped Reed would represent all races.
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Mr Puigdemont's claim to represent "a single people" is hollow.
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Elephants represent a great deal of things around the world.
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His coalition's member companies represent 229 million commercially insured workers.
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Both Sanders and Warren represent neighboring states to New Hampshire.
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These are digital objects that represent something in your business.
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But they represent a small percentage of worldwide chocolate production.
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We've talked about the common ground this agenda can represent.
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But today it has a unique chance to represent them.
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Affordable, adequate care is vital to the patients we represent.
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" Mathieu added, "I'm here to represent the Kansas City Chiefs.
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This is Netflix right now, we're here to represent Netflix!
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He cannot be the only face that's gonna represent us.
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What does he or she represent that I agree with?
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Seats outside the ring represent those obtained beyond proportional allocation.
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It's time for the Fed to truly represent the public.
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Do these titles actually represent what's enormously popular in fandom?
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We represent an incredible opportunity to a virus like Ebola.
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At best, you could represent hypertext by underlining the text.
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But does Mr Trump's travel ban represent animus toward Muslims?
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For oil markets, Xi's policies represent risks great and small.
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"We need leaders who represent the whole country," he says.
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But in reality, that medal doesn't represent the 31.13 seconds.
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"The animals represent a side to each character," she said.
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Those messages do not represent the company's values, Muilenburg said.
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VR and AR represent that for the company right now.
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This would represent a significant jump in price for consumers.
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" "These statistics represent the two battles that we are fighting.
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Britain's "Leave" vote, however, does not represent that formal notification.
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They'll choose up to five startups to represent each category.
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The minty smokes represent 35% of the American tobacco market.
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That would represent a 7 percent lift compared with 2015.
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But its fiscal clouds may represent the region's future, too.
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Their actions are criminal and they represent hatred and terror.
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First and foremost, I am elected to represent my constituents.
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Détrie is going to promote Trainline and represent the company.
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They represent crass materialism, and our endless appetite for stuff.
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The images represent physical and ideological realms of human experience.
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There's no doubt cars or ambient computing represent huge opportunities.
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The tracks I chose represent some parts of the journal.
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Native Americans still represent less than 2% of the population.
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The president's directive would represent a massive escalation of deportations.
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Taken together they represent a massive threat to Turkey's future.
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Those represent the vast majority of what Kickstarter functions on.
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These were individual cases and did not represent local transmission.
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Recent declines therefore represent a return to more typical conditions.
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The numbers along the lefthand column represent thousands of years.
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They represent lasting values, they project personal strength and glamour.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied that its products represent any risk.
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Because what you represent to this country is an ideal.
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So I'm not going to tell people who to represent.
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What are the rows of vertical marks meant to represent?
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The perpetual securities represent QBE's direct, unsecured and subordinated obligations.
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"I used chairs to represent a classroom," Shiota tells Creators.
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The cuts represent around eight percent of the EPA's staff.
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But this exercise does represent an important proof of concept.
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It was about an opportunity to represent an underrepresented ethnicity.
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Do you feel extra pressure to represent the trans community?
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Nabbing PayPal would represent another big step in its pursuits.
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"It doesn't represent me at all," he told the outlet.
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Golani said the change does not represent an ideological split.
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A dozen smaller parties represent particular ethnic or religious groups.
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Each would represent a first as mayor of the city.
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That would represent a huge waste of expertise, he said.
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And the ACLU would like to represent them for free.
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They represent the difference between old money and new money.
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The office told CNN that Raymond Tarlton would represent Copley.
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These local, indigenous communities represent tiny minorities in their countries.
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Unfortunately, I don't represent what they might be looking for.
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Industry forums and communities represent a valuable, untapped prospecting space.
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The supporting dancers represent the other Gods of the universe.
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ST TO 48,1% THROUGH A SHARE SWAP * SHARES REPRESENT APPROX.
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"I represent people who need cannabis to live," he said.
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Republicans hold six of those seats, while Democrats represent two.
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McCartney tapped the dream team to represent her new fragrance.
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The cuts represent about 10% of the automaker's salaried employees.
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I'm proud to represent 6.5 million people around the world.
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Their two countries represent two rival sides of the row.
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The five Crain siblings represent the five stages of grief!
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Last week's raids don't necessarily represent that new era yet.
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But his effort may represent a unique moment in history.
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Those figures only represent losses covered by federal flood insurance.
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The device does represent more of a focus on audio.
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Our turbans represent our commitment to love, equality and justice.
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Cosby, nor did she take steps to properly represent Mrs.
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These five airlines represent 80 percent of U.S. air traffic.
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The names of daughter North and Chicago both represent direction.
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Cases of interest represent a variety of issues and manufacturers.
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For many, it has to do with what books represent.
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And you know who I want to have represent me?
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Amid that uncertainty, Tuesday's debate could represent a turning point.
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Everything she puts out to represent herself, she was right.
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Also, these games represent mental health using physical, visual markers.
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This tradition informs us, and I wanted to represent that.
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After everything that happened during the campaign, to represent him.
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The red dots represent the basins analyzed by the researchers.
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Of course, Trump and Cruz represent different degrees of disaster.
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These 22 nations represent just 1.08 percent of global emissions.
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Yet, SMEs represent a hugely important part of growing economies.
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Instead, Priddy's allies appointed an attorney to represent Buck, Irving
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It doesn't represent the difficulty of driving the bloody thing.
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But what does the religion mean and represent to you?
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That would represent a 17 percent rally from current levels.
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"They (the team) represent our state," Milonov told Komsomolskaya Pravda.
|
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International markets represent around 15% of the company's sales today.
|
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Other times, they argue over how best to represent it.
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The performers represent a mix of gay and straight artists.
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But neuroscience seemed to represent a different level of sobriety.
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And I guess the 50 flavors represent all 50 states.
|
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China desperately wants a global bank to represent its interests.
|
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That would represent about $65 million each in Tesla shares.
|
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Toy fads are important because they represent something novel, different.
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How did you choose which dishes should represent each character?
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At every level of government, both parties represent distressed areas.
|
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Phyllida Barlow will represent Britain at the 57th Venice Biennale.
|
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Spain and Italy each represent around a 10th of purchases.
|
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The new papers represent a larger trend in genomic research.
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Big women who represent other dimensions: mystical, natural, sentimental, etc.
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"I don't represent all Iowans," Blum said with a laugh.
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Together, they represent an estimated 70% of US egg demand.
|
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He also will no longer represent Sherpa on any boards.
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He doesn't represent who we are as the Republican Party.
|
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It identifies one individual or scenario to represent larger problems.
|
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An attorney, Marvin Pendarvis, also jumped onboard to represent Stafford.
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That would represent a 50 percent drop from current levels.
|
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Even if they don't specifically, the state they represent might.
|
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She ran as a Republican to represent Georgia's seventh district.
|
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A Trump presidency would represent a leap into the unknown.
|
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Outdated rules for taxing international income represent another major problem.
|
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These concepts might represent a different sort of problem, though.
|
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"We proudly represent America's solar industry," said spokesman Dan Whitten.
|
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What does the difference in the ham sandwiches represent, exactly?
|
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The NYSE figures represent the margin accounts of member firms.
|
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After a divisive election, this could represent important common ground.
|
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Angels, whether associated with Victoria's Secret or not, represent perfection.
|
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The judge appointed the public defender's office to represent him.
|
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What kind of figure did Jeremy represent in your life?
|
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The participating businesses represent a total of 7.6 million workers.
|
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The oils represent value here and that's not a sin.
|
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Realkredit's assets represent the majority of Danske's mortgage loan exposure.
|
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The groups represent companies like Google and Facebook, among others.
|
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For some, Daenerys and Snow represent the entire series itself.
|
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NASA hopes that these efforts represent the future of flight.
|
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" Epshteyn also added that "The Rockettes represent the American people.
|
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They know that we represent the real white working class.
|
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Don't give him a platform, don't let him represent you.
|
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By combining these symbols — which represent actions, events, objects, etc.
|
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The top 10 states (including Ontario) represent 61.9% of ARRR.
|
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Flows between the two represent 30 percent of global trade.
|
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Their relative absence doesn't represent a lack of engagement, however.
|
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It doesn't really represent who the actual working class is.
|
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This is obviously very foreign to what the Olympics represent.
|
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Phil Bredesen likely to represent the Democrats in the general.
|
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Space does not represent a new beginning but a continuation.
|
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These steps represent our commitment to meeting evolving consumer preferences.
|
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That would represent half a trillion extra dollars a year.
|
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It also would represent the fastest growth rate since 2011.
|
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Toomey's support could represent a major get for Lee's legislation.
|
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This would represent the very essence of a company town.
|
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The vehicle will represent a big step forward for GM.
|
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Twenty GOP senators represent states that have expanded Medicaid. Sen.
|
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This emoji can easily represent the classic brown lunch bag.
|
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The play's two characters represent sides of the FGM debate.
|
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Some were very confident women; they represent power and strength.
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That does not represent who we are as a country.
|
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"I think I represent that side pretty clearly" Azar says.
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Show them that you aren't just elites who represent them.
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Or. The place that was supposed to represent the jail.
|
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Labor union officials who represent federal workers have vehemently disagreed.
|
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These changes represent the generational shift happening in my country.
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The shootings represent the deadliest attacks in the country's history.
|
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These circles represent bulk of India's population and customer base.
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Much of the district that I represent is rural America.
|
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Moore and Jones represent the two faces of the South.
|
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Both represent districts where Trump won in the 2016 election.
|
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These new tools represent a welcome development on this front.
|
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The resume is such an outdated way to represent ourselves.
|
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Online discussions represent a fraction of the conversations we have.
|
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Ingeniously, they represent both Marnie's seductiveness and her internal confusion.
|
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Trump's position on these issues do not represent those values.
|
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That would represent a 3.56 percentage gain from Thursday's close.
|
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Mobile apps represent more than half of internet use today.
|
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And they represent more than one elephant in the room.
|
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The disclosures represent the first step in Esper's confirmation process.
|
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The subordinated securities represent HKL's direct, unsecured and subordinated obligations.
|
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And how better to represent ambiguity than through ambiguous squares?
|
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Do the recent attacks represent a surge in terrorist violence?
|
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Do either of these videos accurately represent the entire border?
|
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In Fitch's view, Multibank's capitalization metrics represent its major weakness.
|
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That can represent a significant portion of a home's value.
|
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These companies together represent about $7 trillion in annual revenue.
|
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The people who are controlling Mosul don't represent the religion.
|
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Bell did not hesitate, however, to represent dubious political figures.
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For Trump, winning New Hampshire would represent a crucial bulwark.
|
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Those owners represent the leadership of the NFL compensation committee.
|
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The cuts represent a seismic shift in the media landscape.
|
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"Those circles are supposed to represent disco," Mr. Stillman said.
|
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Chinese travelers represent the majority of Ctrip's customers, she explained.
|
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But the problems that they represent are here to stay.
|
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Both members represent districts that could swing Democratic in November.
|
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" He added, "Corbyn's views represent a consistent hatred of Israel.
|
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They symbolize and represent all of us — including the protesters.
|
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The cosponsors represent well over half the Democratic caucus. Sen.
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The country needs him to succeed and represent all Americans.
|
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You can represent Mickey's whole gang with these measuring cups.
|
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This majestic horse, for example, is meant to represent anger.
|
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Meanwhile, this photo of birds is meant to represent silence.
|
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Most of the 300 miniature models will represent the present.
|
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We represent a wide range of religions, ethnicities and professions.
|
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I'm not convinced that those measures actually represent a ceiling.
|
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In 2017, she will represent Scotland at the Venice Biennale.
|
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The sales represent a 39 percent increase over last year's.
|
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She became the first female senator to represent the state.
|
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They represent a serious threat to international peace and security.
|
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He was aiming to represent a mood, not a moment.
|
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The nine launch contracts represent over $770 million for SpaceX.
|
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Together, we represent a base of thousands of black youth.
|
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Here's a slice of life that I've chosen to represent.
|
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Neither of these accounts appear to represent legitimate gun stores.
|
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He said an attorney will be appointed to represent Felix.
|
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You're from San Francisco, represent some of these companies. Yeah.
|
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They have to give information, represent intonation, timing, pace, inflection.
|
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With no attorney to represent her, Miller went to court.
|
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"Donald Trump doesn't represent the Republicans at all," he said.
|
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And that would represent the outcome of Mr. Ryan's nightmares.
|
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It would represent a break, a rupture, and would likely
|
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They represent the progressive and moderate wings of the party.
|
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Some of the claims may represent simple slips and falls.
|
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Today, unions represent a third of all public sector workers.
|
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We need to represent the diversity of our country, right?
|
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That would represent a 31 percent increase over last year.
|
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Pollsters always hear people say, 'you can't possibly represent me.
|
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That's who I wanted to represent and show love to.
|
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Gerard's flags represent that logic collapsing on its own hubris.
|
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And she knows what hipsters represent: gentrification, her mortal enemy.
|
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I wanted to represent this nebulas othering of South Central.
|
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You have to get involved with what you represent morally.
|
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People are invested in these characters, and what they represent.
|
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Their origin in the communities they represent is their strength.
|
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They represent a meaningful shift in American health care politics.
|
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They together represent 45 million workers and 20 million employers.
|
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In its details, it doesn't represent small towns of yesteryear.
|
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Our folks get elected because they represent their communities best.
|
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"I represent a challenge to the status quo," he said.
|
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What did porn represent from a political point of view?
|
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Their inner monologues don't always represent who they actually are.
|
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It should represent your spirit and what mood you're in.
|
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The people that represent the public have almost no votes.
|
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We need doctors that represent the demographics of the country.
|
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Samples are aimed to represent the US college student population.
|
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Do the cells in the game represent actual biological cells?
|
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That would represent a challenge to Amazon's automated grocery stores.
|
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Together we represent a silent, but strong majority in America.
|
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They cannot claim to understand or represent the Cambodian people.
|
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It would represent the company's first profit in three quarters.
|
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U.T.A. informed Ms. Kelly that it could not represent her.
|
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They have to be visually appealing and represent us somehow.
|
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"I'd love the opportunity to represent my community," she said.
|
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"Street performances can represent the local culture," Ms. Lung said.
|
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The furloughed employees represent more than half of remaining workers.
|
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No member of Congress is there to represent a sex.
|
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Yet those steps represent the smaller part of the story.
|
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"Both represent two sides of the same coin," Dent wrote.
|
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This disparity, and lag, represent the paradox of the moment.
|
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Perhaps he's there to represent real life, not reality life.
|
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That said, high debt levels do represent some fundamental weaknesses.
|
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"These pictures represent my own walk through yoga," he said.
|
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"Does the snake represent power or danger?" asked Mr. Baume.
|
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Facebook and Alphabet combined represent roughly 42% of the sector.
|
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The two lawmakers represent a split in the Republican Party.
|
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Clearly, all people feel a need to represent their surroundings.
|
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Legal limits do represent compromise among lawmakers and water utilities.
|
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Republicans and Democrats represent very different constituencies, with different values.
|
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The two parties today represent genuinely different constituencies and coalitions.
|
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It's to represent people, so you need to be accessible.
|
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She doesn't represent all women, but it certainly is disappointing.
|
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"My scars represent survival," she wrote on Facebook this year.
|
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"I've always loved Nununu and what they represent," she tweeted.
|
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Doug Jones was cleared to represent Alabama in the Senate.
|
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I represent the people of the state of New York.
|
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"We're no longer able to represent these clients in person."
|
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In your opinion, does either word accurately represent the year?
|
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But in practice, they represent slightly different sets of values.
|
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Female candidates represent different things to activists within each party.
|
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Nor does it bother to really represent what happens next.
|
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Not all crosses represent a significant changes in electricity sources.
|
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Ms. Simmons arranged for Shon R. Hopwood to represent her.
|
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Mr. Netanyahu and the generals seem to represent two Israels.
|
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The comments represent an important shift among Republicans in Congress.
|
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"They represent the listener's thoughts," said one listener, named Logan.
|
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We've also recommended the episodes that best represent each era.
|
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For Warhol, color seemed to represent a kind of freedom.
|
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Its facades were tiled or painted to represent classical fragments.
|
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And I won't let a petty, racist xenophobe represent me.
|
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All those portraits represent the greatest among us as intellectuals.
|
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They represent a critically important moment in Iranian art history.
|
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Interests represent the company's latest effort to crack that nut.
|
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The planned closures represent less than 3% of Walgreens locations.
|
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White people represent a majority of the state's former felons.
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The signatories of Monday's letter represent some prominent party names.
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I represent the people of the State of New York.
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It was also unclear what news organizations they would represent.
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At every level of the field, women represent a minority.
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That would represent a 40 percent drop from those peaks.
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"Together" was chosen to represent England at Cannes in 1956.
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That raises the question: who could officially represent the government?
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Two represent individuals whose portraits continue to elude the museum.
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The 600,000 shares represent about 2 percent of the company.
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OUR FOOT PRINT WOULD REPRESENT EIGHT PERCENT OF THE HOMES.
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Is it about party, principle, or the people they represent?
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Financial firms claim that the plans represent unfair government competition.
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That would represent about 423% of the bank's total deposits.
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"New entries represent new demand for rare species," he said.
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It said Nagornyy's comments did not represent the federation's position.
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It said Nagornyy's comments did not represent the federation's position.
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Just 40 of them represent about $12 trillion in assets.
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Oil and gas represent approximately 50 percent of Russian exports.
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Or more uncomfortably, they can represent who we truly are.
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I also knew that I wanted to represent my culture.
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Analysts have yet to determine what advances it might represent.
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That is the Marine Corps I am proud to represent.
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What do you think the sculpture might represent or symbolize?
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The A's represent every reason to be romantic about baseball.
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That starts with the rebuke Tuesday's results represent for Netanyahu.
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Remote workers still represent a minority of the work force.
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A trio of House Republicans who represent border districts — Reps.
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Trump chose to wear to represent the country for posterity.
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The views expressed here represent a considered position of WoLF.
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One student's decision does not represent our school or district.
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And does she represent the nation we'd like to be?
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The apps "represent something that feels totally remote," Amanda writes.
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"We want to represent what he stood for," he said.
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These laws represent the power of vulnerability and emotional honesty.
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As you point out, they do not represent American demographics.
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One table contained a pineapple, meant to represent undecided voters.
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Was kudzu in Mississippi the way to represent invasive species?
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All of these things might represent excesses of their own.
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Veterans represent 2628 percent of the United States incarcerated population.
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Multinational organizations that represent Muslims are viewed as toothless entities.
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The 21625 tracts that got bids represent just 2900 percent.
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He has hired a team of lawyers to represent him.
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The notes represent direct, unsecured, and subordinated obligations of CHB.
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And yet, women only represent 25% of our management team.
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You know fidgeting can represent anxiety and lack of confidence.
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How could any one woman possibly represent all of them?
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USPS said the colors represent the American flag and patriotism.
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"He said we have to represent the president," she said.
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By comparison, private labels represent 20% of Macy's total sales.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied that its products represent any risks.
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"We believe these actions represent an impeachable offense," they said.
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Those represent game altering moves in transportation, technology, and media.
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But I think that you represent the gender, you know?
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It will represent an unprecedented rebuke of the United States.
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Both represent many people's dreams; both are hard to leave.
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The members delegated Turkey to represent them in the negotiations.
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They represent half the GDP and create half the jobs.
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These two stocks represent less than 103 percent of FINX.
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Most of them represent competitive districts where impeachment seems unpopular.
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As such, he could very well represent the decisive vote.
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Stored reserves represent potential new supply that can cap prices.
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Club members represent a range of nationalities, religions — and tastes.
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They represent a significant break from party orthodoxy on trade.
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We're here to represent the people that sent us here.
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Net loans represent new lending to customers minus debt repayment.
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The impeachment inquiry may represent something of a turning point.
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Gas taxes represent about 6900 percent of all federal revenues.
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I am very happy to represent that in a way.
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But he believes that doesn't represent the majority in Mississippi.
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Together, both represent a further 4 percent of Noble's claims.
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These countries put together represent 6.8 percent of global emissions.
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We think that those areas represent, you know, fundamental opportunities.
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For better or worse, you know exactly what they represent.
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They represent about 65 percent of FirstEnergy Solutions's generating capacity.
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A Twitter account appearing to represent the creators of HKmap.
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So yes Neil Bluhm, this Party doesn't represent you anymore.
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Eight trustees represent employers and workers in the Teamsters fund.
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They represent a natural opportunity for the party in 2020.
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"They're more traditional and classic, and represent romance," she said.
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Credit cards now represent more than 40% of Macy's profits.
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They represent the culture of this administration, not Mr. Wildstein.
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Many amulets or jewels represent the head of the leopard.
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They represent a subject that is Old World in origin.
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Today, those departments combined represent 5 percent to 27 percent.
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Judge Ritenour granted a public defender to represent Mr. Xaver.
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These represent the two alternate universes of the wine business.
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They represent the "godfathers," or bosses, who dominate Nigerian politics.
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They are homies and represent different kinds of black men.
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He doesn't represent Algeria anymore, inside our outside the country.
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But Spiegel's award didn't represent the bulk of that sum.
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Challenge coins represent everything my war in Afghanistan was not.
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This ad was intended to represent one of those stories.
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They've partnered with #NotInMyMarineCorps, and Szalkiewicz plans to represent them.
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Additionally, no one knows what they are meant to represent.
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Were the droids supposed to represent an oppressed racial class?
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But I represent the city's absolute sprawling and beautiful diversity.
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Did it represent a Bernie Sanders versus Hillary Clinton rematch?
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Does this child represent more than just a miracle conception?
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Right now, they represent a tiny corner of the marketplace.
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For others, it may represent a delightful retreat to yesteryear.
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A Brexit vote, however, does not represent that formal notification.
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They represent a core part of what's repulsive about Trumpism.
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Researchers have long had a basic understanding of the numerical system incorporated in the khipus, where knots represent numbers and the relation between knots and strings can represent mathematical operations, like addition and subtraction.
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The three services we used were Tidal (to represent hi-fi), Spotify (to represent normal quality at 320 kbps) and Apple Music (which streams at 256 kbps, but with a more efficient compression algorithm).
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The Hieroglyphic script is a challenge to encode, since it consists of logograms (signs that represent languages units), phonograms (signs that represent sounds), and determinatives (signs that join together and clarify logograms and phonograms).
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Viewed from the other angle, three-fifths of House Democrats represent districts where the immigrant population exceeds the national average; fully 33 percent of House Republicans represent districts where it lags the national average.
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Democrats have come too far to be stuck still in entrenched factions and the false perception that an African-American woman can't represent white men, or a white man can't represent African-American women.
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As we reported previously, each of the 15 girls is meant to represent a hamburger topping, although there seem to be some repeats, considering that not one, but two of the girls represent onions.
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They are required under convention rules to vote for the candidate they represent, or their vote is simply rescinded and the candidate they represent gets an extra vote to make up for the loss.
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"These are not sculptures that represent weak women, these are dolls that represent women who are brave enough to get what they want, however taboo and however occasionally frightening that may be," says Harris.
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"So, if some of you have some unease about the voting records of other people as they represent their districts and you represent your districts, understand the value of the (House) majority," Pelosi said.
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"We'd like to say to all those people around the world, all those people who are pushing people in power to represent them: Tonight, we represent you," Q-Tip, the group's lead rapper, said.
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I voted for Clinton because she seemed to represent equality for women and people of color, but more so because she did not represent the Islamophobic, homophobic, sexist, and racist thinking that Trump does.
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And I think in aggregate they are fabulous, but they don't represent a new technological trend, they represent bringing the fruits and the benefits of technology to sectors that haven't previously benefited from it.
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The monogenic obesity syndromes are very rare, Meyre noted, so rare they may collectively represent only 0.5% of the obese population in Canada, while individually some of these syndromes represent one in a million births.
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Others attract more scorn: Diego Costa, choosing between Brazil and Spain; Adnan Januzaj, working out whether to represent Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, England or Belgium; or Jonathan Gonzalez, preferring to represent Mexico over the United States.
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Justice Ward appointed Robert Briere, a public defender, to represent him.
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"We represent a separate but equal branch of government," he said.
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So we started to think of how to represent that visually.
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Taken together, these economies represent 40 percent of the world output.
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"This does not represent the man that I know," she added.
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Gotta represent for my girls and we come in all shades!
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They represent a collaboration among him, the magazine, and our writers.
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It feels fun and colorful that represent all of our works.
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"The Evoque and vehicles like it represent today's 'typical" luxury vehicle.
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They represent a significant loss of scientific integrity at the agency.
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The striking workers represent around a quarter of the total workforce.
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It's a really cruel way to deal with people you represent.
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" "This is about constituent service ... I'm here to represent the people.
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Her trial has been delayed as she seeks to represent herself.
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She is the first woman to represent Mississippi in the Senate.
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If true, that would represent about 40 percent of the total.
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They represent a believable way of the future that's already begun.
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Both Cancer and the full moon represent the archetypal feminine force.
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The disclosures do not say who Futerfas was hired to represent.
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So we're doing the best job we can to represent them.
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There are 12 Chinese zodiac animals that represent each lunar year.
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Both figures represent its highest intraday and close since April 22017.
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Heflin was the last Democrat to represent Alabama in the Senate.
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He emphasizes the safety for her that a surrogacy would represent.
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We represent, and our ticket represents, a new generation of leadership.
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Ayanna Pressley will be the first Black woman to represent Massachusetts.
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Scenarios like the Alexa oopsie above don't even represent security issues.
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The Hill first reported on Wednesday that Powell would represent Flynn.
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All represent money lost to the coffers of the Mouse House.
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And yet, the film's ending does represent an escape of sorts.
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"Last night&aposs horrific attack does not represent Boise," Bieter wrote.
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By no means does it represent all of the state's priorities.
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Rather, as May said, they represent Duchamp's ongoing interest in optics.
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His comments represent an evolution in Ottawa's stance toward Saudi Arabia.
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And Apple products represent 10 percent of sales, the firm said.
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Both Sanders and Warren represent states right next to New Hampshire.
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The Oscar nominations for Best Director represent a bevy of milestones.
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Yet Occidental's example may represent the exception rather than the rule.
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The characters are really human, and don't represent an unattainable ideal.
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But when you under-represent equities, it's just as much risk.
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I'm going to serve and represent the people of my district.
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Members of the royal family represent numerous organizations and charities worldwide.
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Although my anxiety does spike sometimes — did I represent everything well?
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Such a change would represent an enormous shift in company priorities.
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" The one thing Spencer doesn't want to represent is "inspiration porn.
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That would represent growth of 11 to 12 percent this year.
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That change is believed to represent the atmosphere of the planet.
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Both Manchin and Heitkamp represent states with major fossil fuel interests.
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"I'm concerned who has authority to represent Mr. Lee," Kleman said.
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It's important that I continue that message in anything I represent.
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To her, they represent strength and freedom, and she's not alone.
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And you represent two very distinct wings of the Democratic Party.
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Using your zip code, Resistbot finds the politicians who represent you.
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This year's pictograms are meant to represent the curvy Brazilian landscape.
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Smart assistants, on the other hand, represent the potential for distinction.
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"The new admission signs will represent another step in this effort."
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That's right: even the right to represent yourself is not absolute.
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I confess part of me wants to see Roof represent himself.
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Meanwhile, exclusive buyer brokers represent prospective buyers and their interests only.
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A ring added to represent little Miss Emerson in our family.
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How does the beattape represent where you are in your career?
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The eight K's represent a major league record for a doubleheader.
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Yale, racist Halloween costumes can come to represent free speech, but
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The two cases represent the largest wiretap cases seen in years.
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"You represent and reflect the unofficial motto," he told the crowd.
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You represent the intersection of the industry and the government here.
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Burrito drones would represent only an incremental improvement over these services.
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But rarely do they attempt to accurately represent the soldier's work.
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They are alone and isolated, and they do not represent anyone.
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The cuts will represent about 10 to 15% of Juul's workforce.
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The top two contenders represent two different directions for the party.
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They represent a conflation of private corporate interests and state authority.
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They argued simply that he did not represent the organization's values.
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Startups change out each and every day and represent multiple verticals.
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The three Cheetahs earned names powerful enough to represent their species.
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Women represent only one-quarter of jobs in the auto industry.
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These numbers don't necessarily represent who will vote on Nov. 6.
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These parties represent wildly different positions on the open-closed spectrum.
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Dwight Evans in the battle to represent the Philadelphia-area district.
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"All doors represent something," the architect continued, shifting in his seat.
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The account's name and biography do not purport to represent Bynes.
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Its 170 students currently enrolled represent $4 million in future revenue.
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We represent the success or greater success of the global economy.
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The new features represent a significant advancement for Snapchat's camera technology.
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The South doesn't only represent backwards thinking, prejudice, and prolonged injustice.
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They represent a partner with potentially far-reaching impact for Turo.
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Industrial associations were encouraged to represent their members in making applications.
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A defeat for China would represent humiliation, and a broken promise.
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Thicker, not many bones protruding, but more dimples that represent cellulite.
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She hired the law firm Katz, Marshall, & Banks to represent her.
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Some stadiums represent where the characters come from, like Yoshi Falls.
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Together these details represent the life-giving force within all women.
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"He made me go on TV to represent him," she wrote.
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Democrats represent a majority of America's voters, but Republicans dominate geographically.
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In this one, he wasn't obligated to represent anything but himself.
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Democrats who represent South and Central Florida in Congress, including Reps.
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She argued that the collaborationist Vichy regime did not represent France.
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By 2025 they will represent three-quarters of the world's workforce.
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Signals above 50 indicate expansion while those under 50 represent contraction.
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Ron Kind of Wisconsin -- all represent districts Trump won in 2016.
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They represent very opposite ends of the debate on gun control.
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The lines intersecting the dots represent the 95 percent confidence intervals.
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This is the district that George H.W. Bush used to represent.
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Autos represent one-third of all the oil use in China.
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Consoles do really represent a big opportunity for VR in general.
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It's a simple, yet unlikely, translation to represent language in numbers.
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Minority-owned firms represent 3.9% and manage 3.8% of industry AUM.
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Apple's 84,000 U.S. employees represent 68 percent of its global payroll.
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The people in attendance Friday represent Trump's strongest remaining black supporters.
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"They only represent the elite group of political leaders," said Bukhari.
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Riera said she was told he would represent her for free.
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Cramer also considers financials to represent the pulse of the market.
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Tibbens would represent the worst kind of crony capitalism, of course.
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Now, Lucy is headed to Congress to represent Georgia's sixth district.
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She was first elected to represent the Rochester area in 1986.
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Instead it may come to represent the invigoration of that ideal.
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ZELDIN: So, I represent the 1st Congressional District of New York.
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They represent a system of thought and a particular value system.
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The first three elephants represent Kat's father, mother and older brother.
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I wanted an inclusive group and I think they represent that.
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But a spokesperson said this did not represent the bank's view.
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There's also a very elaborate origami ramen bowl to represent Japan.
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Where are the white gays on floats [to represent us] then?
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Nor does he represent a self-perpetuating dynasty, as they do.
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We need somebody that's gonna represent us, that's gonna protect us.
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Companies like Stampede represent a small portion of the pipeline business.
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But to me, they represent student loan payments, education and freedom.
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Dayton and its large Air Force base community represent the military.
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Women simply represent the largest arbitrage opportunity in the market today.
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White Cube gallery will now represent late painter Al Held's estate.
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The Paris Games, however, represent squash's best chance of Olympic inclusion.
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Spacey has hired L.A.-based lawyer Alan Jackson to represent him.
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Berlusconi has hired a top London law firm to represent him.
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Some Democrats will say Biden does not represent today's Democratic Party.
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It would also represent Koch's largest push into the technology sector.
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As a U.S. Senator, he will represent Tennesseans of all stripes.
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Many Democrats facing re-election represent battleground or red states: Sens.
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Does this represent a sinister move by speculators to undermine democracy?
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A crappy photograph can't quite represent how pretty this picture is.
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Does this costume represent a culture that is not my own?
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"It means everything to me to represent my country," Vonn said.
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That would represent an 8 percent rally from Wednesday's opening price.
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