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Mr. Wolff explained that most of the listings on homestore.com are derived from Multiple Listing Services affiliated with the National Association of Realtors, so that areas that do not have such pools of listings from a number of brokers -- notably Manhattan -- may not be fully represented on the site.

By "we are done", he meant that following a decade of hard work by a global consortium of engineers and linguists, they had finally decided on a document that will enable all the world's languages to be fully represented on the internet.

This tacit knowledge is unable to be fully represented on control charts and standard operating procedures.

The features of two or three dimensional roughness cannot be fully represented by this conventional index.

"It is important that the citizens of the 51st District be fully represented," he continued.

Both last scenarios show human presence; the third one shows faint evidences (one human trackway and two isolated footprints), and in the last one the hunter gatherers are fully represented as a well-established population on the Pampean coast during the Early Holocene, registered at La Olla and Monte Hermoso I sites.

While Sian had been releasing on other prominent labels he admired, he felt the sounds he had going on were not being fully represented.

"For us, the most important thing for us is people coming down and getting to hear music that's not being fully represented at other festivals in North America on this scale," says Pettigrew.

The high-style Western canon is fully represented also, from the Palace of Knossos on Crete (c. 1600 B.C). to the House Near Bordeaux, by Rem Koolhaas of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (1998).

The global culture of guitar and Vieaux scope on PLAY and in concert is fully represented.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has asked Abercrombie to appoint a replacement quickly to ensure Hawaii is fully represented as Congress makes end-of-the-year votes on important issues including the so-called "fiscal cliff".