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The results are important because they represents a confirmation about the hypothesis of the existence of a large exchange network in the Mediterranean area since 3000 B.C.

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.

These offspring are called allotriploid because they represent a backcross that produces three sets of chromosomes.

"The unions are important because they represent a lot of the people that the Labour Party was set up to represent.

So that's why I love monsters: because they represent a side of us we should actually embrace and celebrate.

Old stone walls are particularly prized because they represent a picturesque aspect of life before the machine age.

But she isn't too critical of overly ambitious books, because they represent a return to the kitchen.

The three have joined us today because they represent a special class of highly intelligent and high-achieving urban children.

The panel's recommendations are particularly significant because they represent a cross-party perspective on the politicised theme of migration.