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The phrase "azul represents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the meaning or symbolism of the color blue, particularly in contexts like art, culture, or psychology.
Example: "In many cultures, azul represents tranquility and calmness, evoking feelings of peace."
Alternatives: "blue symbolizes" or "the color blue signifies".
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But Cruz Azul represents the working class here; that is their following.
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Mexico will be represented by Tijuana, the Apertura winner; Club América, the Clausura winner; Cruz Azul, winner of Copa MX Clausura; and Toluca, the Copa MX Apertura winner.
He plays second fiddle to two other composers (one, thankfully, modern), both of whom are represented on the opening program, with Louis Langrée conducting the Mostly Mozart Orchestra: Beethoven (the "Emperor" Concerto, with the pianist Paul Lewis) and Osvaldo Golijov (the cello concerto "Azul," with Alisa Weilerstein).
azul, colloquially known as the blue agave, is cultivated in western Mexico for the production of the distilled spirit tequila [ 15]. A. tequilana is of both cultural [ 15, 16] and economic importance to Mexico, representing $1.7 billion in annual revenue within the United States alone [ 17].
Cruz Azul and Monterrey play Wednesday in the other second-leg semifinal.
Clase Azul Añejo can be purchased nationwide.
She debuted in the 1963 play "La Luna Es Azul" with Mauricio Garcés.
The biggest test came outside MLS play, going up against Cruz Azul in the CCL.
If Cerro Azul were to erupt, relief efforts could be orchestrated.
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