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She said she wanted to create this kind of character because "it represents the world".

The family Tragulidae (mouse deer) is the only representative of Tragulina and phylogenetically important, because it represents the earliest divergence in Ruminantia.

8 This, I believe, is because it represents the clearest instance where finality interests should yield.

Mr. Salvaggio said, "I like Ascii because it represents the form with a breakdown of language.

"It's alarming because it represents the potential of an epidemic," he said.

Because it represents the future that so many of us want.

Rockall is interesting precisely because it represents the last ever territorial expansion of the British empire.

"There is a distinctly feminist line to it because it represents the indifference to women.

This is an important result, because it represents the threshold for the efficient use of the injection process.

This constraint is of clinical interest because it represents the contribution of the implants to passive joint constraint following surgery.

The simulated ISA can be considered as the 'gold standard' because it represents the underlying neural activity.