• This year 113 competitors represented twenty-six countries.
• Coke would not comment on the player identities saying that contracts had not been finalized, but did say a player representing each country of origin in the Latino community would be represented.
• This year's event will feature 27 international galleries representing countries such as Japan, The Czech Republic.

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• Its principle task is to draw up a constitution, agreed by a parliament representing each Iraqi community.
• ‘But my past has nothing to do with what happens with my son,’ said Zainuri, who is now a local legislator representing a Muslim party in Madiun.
• The Justice Party today is not represented in the Danish Parliament, nor has it been for 15 years.

• In Ottawa, the Queen is represented by the Governor-General who acts as her official host when she is in Canada, and in the provinces the Lieutenant-Governors fill the same role.

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• Lucrecia Martel, Paula Hernandez, Vanessa Ragone and Julia Solomonoff represent the clearest example of a new generation that is changing the face of cinema.
• Tears of the Sun is not a great movie, but it is satisfying, and represents an example of accomplished film-making.
• While in Thailand they might decide to take a tour of Bangkok city and Temple, which includes three of the most unusual Buddhist temples in Bangkok representing the finest examples of Thai architecture.

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• While these women may be excluded and discarded from the present, this present is also represented as something that doesn't offer much worth claiming.
• Likewise, child readers of the biographies were implicitly encouraged to identify their present with the past represented in the narratives they read.
• He is now free to wander and interact with less restraint, and, as such, his presence is represented with greater frequency.

• Hermetic poetry was a poetry that sought, not to describe or represent, but to evoke.
• Unmistakably, too, this description represents an aspect of his own aspiration.
• Aspirations best represent the dreams of young women, while expectations reflect a realistic view of the world.

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• The term was first used in a French treatise on dance by Raoul-Auger Feuillet and Pierre Beauchamp to denote graphic symbols representing the movement of the feet.
• All throughout the menus, you'll see spinning 3D symbols representing your selected option - you'll even see tires spinning in the car configuration option that carry the assigned tread.
• When teachers describe for a student the actions that take place in a particular movement, the words they use are symbols representing a more abstract concept.

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• Wikipedia represents a fascinating embodiment of that collective understanding because it is open to contributions from all members of the human collective.
• Yet this could represent the Ghost's embodiment of the disciples' moment of doubt and fear, rather than the atheism of modern generations.
• The law represents an embodiment of a society's values and legal frameworks are becoming increasingly important to the study of marketing.

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• The means of stage expression is also restricted by Yew's choice to employ only five actors to represent the many figures who appear throughout the play.

• Further, he claims Eircom wrongly represented that the agreed discount was for £85,000.
• The company also represented that they had helped it to hedge downside risk.
• He further represented that he had the bank's authority to make a direct contract between it and the payee by the use of the cheque card.

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