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Stories such as these are fairly representative of the tales she hears throughout the world, both past and present.

Ah important change is that for perhaps the first time in modern history the chairmanships of committees are fairly representative of the membership as a whole.

As any sensible person would expect, his facts are usually fallacies and his analysis is largely non-existent".Those contemptuous words from Stuart Pimm, a professor of conservation biology at Columbia University, are fairly representative of the response from many environmental scientists and activists to Bjorn Lomborg's recent book, "The Skeptical Environmentalist".

Encoding's 1,400 customers are fairly representative of video producers across the Web, spanning media, advertising, retailers, and developers.

Indeed, the titles that ship with the Vive: Fantastic Contraption, Job Simulator and Tilt Brush are fairly representative of the type of content that succeeds on the platform.

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It's fairly representative of the rest of the show.

This is fairly representative of the national pattern.

He is fairly representative of the region's latest settlers, and their bright hopes.

The latest, "The Inner Circle," due next month, is fairly representative of the canon.

This year's fuller, if Ocean-free, slate is fairly representative of the strongest "contemporary vocal tracks derivative of R&B" out there.