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The action represents a sharp shift, and it has raised eyebrows outside the state.

"The government's action represents a complete validation of the cases brought by investors," Mr. Silk said.

"Affirmative action" represents a governmental thumb on the scale of justice, preferring members of one race over members of another.

For both parties, affirmative action represents a way to pretend to be doing something — what I have long called racial justice on the cheap.

"To the extent that FERC's action represents a market-based approach and not price controls, we would view that positively," said Claire Buchan, White House deputy press secretary.

The action represents a serious breach of protocol within the worldwide Anglican Communion, an association of 38 church provinces with more than 70 million members.

"Today's action represents an important promise kept by the president," Mr. Azar said Tuesday.

Today's action represents an important first step in the process of correcting this mistake".

"This action represents an important step toward comprehensive reform of Ukraine's governance and the empowerment of regional and local authorities," said National Security Council Spokesman Ned Price.

"This enforcement action represents an outstanding example of international cooperation in disrupting the proliferation of radiological material," said Tom Ridge, the homeland security secretary, whose department was responsible for the American end of the cesium investigation.

This action represents an important new data point in the battle of wills between the two companies.