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The left does not like big banks because they represent an abuse of power by private individuals.

"People who have not read a single article about Syria are a key constituency because they represent an overwhelming majority of Americans," he said.

The current scandals in Kentucky's athletic department are more demoralizing than past scandals because they represent an accommodating atmosphere for breaking rules.

A grasping populist tax directed at hard-working individuals simply because they represent an easy target negates fairness and will delegitimise the system.

The I.I.H.S. ratings are significant because they represent an effort to go beyond typical crash test standards to evaluate systems designed to prevent crashes.

Both types of toxicity are of foremost importance, not only because they represent an added co-morbidity, but also because the patient often associates the starting of HAART with toxic effects.

Denmark, the Netherlands and France were selected because they represent a fair degree of diversity.

They selected coral reefs because they represent a unique ecosystem that could be decimated.

I think it's because they represent a republican rather than an imperial image of capitalism.

Yes, Boko Haram must be battled, because they represent a deadly threat to Nigeria's stability.

Those players were chosen because they represent a wide range of classes within the association.