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"The arrangement represents a victory for both the city and Yorkshire CCC," said the club chairman Robin Smith.

Graeme Craig of TfL says the arrangement represents "a new approach, [working] with leading developers whilst retaining our interest in our properties".

The consulting arrangement represents a clear potential conflict of interest, and even the charitable contributions raise questions, said Charles Elson, director of the Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.

Some consumer advocates argue this arrangement represents a conflict of interest.

Juxtaposition of DNA double helices in a crossover arrangement represents a ubiquitous motif in higher-order DNA structures and is known to be implicated in genetic functions such as recombination, gene regulation and chromatin packaging [2], [15].

Thus, we believe that this arrangement represents a genuine property of this filamin fragment.

Though perhaps unusual, this arrangement represents an attempt by the developer, WSA Management, to entice buyers in a luxury-condo-saturated market.

For Christie's the arrangement represents an attractive way to showcase its efforts to sell art over the Internet, a process it has used in sales like the one of Elizabeth Taylor's belongings and that it hopes to expand.

Grover J. "Russ Whitehurstt, a former director of the U.S. Department of Education's research arm said the Pearson-Gates arrangement represents an "interesting intertwining" of non-profit and for-profit motives and will undoubtedly prompt questions about "who profits from the common core".

The cod repeat arrangement represents an earlier state in this process of repeat stabilization and the percomorphs a more mature state of the process.

Dr. Leonard S. Schleifer, the chief executive of Regeneron, said the arrangement represented a way for a large pharmaceutical company and a biotechnology company to collaborate without suffocating the smaller company.