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So Lanchester's most recent article represents a shift, and may seem all the more convincing for that.

Alistair Campbell, the prime minister's spokesman, said the article "represents a clear breach of a confidentiality agreement between the Blairs and their former nanny".

• To the Editor: Your article represents a pivotal point in the national debate about hydrofracking, a drilling method for natural gas.

However, Blair's latest article represents a significant intensification of the warnings and suggests there is mounting panic in the party establishment about the idea that Corbyn is heading for victory.

A group of leading scientists involved in the human genome project has circulated an e-mail message protesting that the publication by Science of Syngenta's rice genome article "represents a very serious threat to genomics research".

I cannot say that I was surprised when the editors informed me that they would not be sending it out for review because "we are not persuaded that your article represents a sufficiently substantial contribution to the 'climate change debate' [my quotation marks] to justify publication in the journal".

As such, this article represents an abuse of the scientific publishing system.

The article represents an introduction to the emerging field of foresight support systems.

This article represents an attempt to provide increasingly better bounds to such equations by a linearization technique.

The article represents an attempt to integrate long-term forest ecosystem modelling with modern techniques of exploratory data analysis.

This article represents an analysis on the way in which the perennial values influence the cultural landscapes resilience.