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Lewis became aware of the tabloid's working practices, and he began to represent a succession of celebrities who suspected they had been targeted by phone hackers.

This increase implies that after 2003, the SBF began to represent a mixture of biogenic and deeply-derived CO2, indicating that areas previously unaffected by an anomalous CO2 degassing started to release deeply-derived gas.

As his family and day-to-day life was getting on his nerves, The Fort began to represent a possible solution and reevaluation at the same time.

After many years of basic research, this approach is beginning to represent a valuable treatment option for acute injuries, chronic diseases and congenital malformations.

"Bloggers have obviously begun to represent a threat to many political forces and official media outlets," Oleg Kozyrev, a prominent blogger, wrote on Livejournal.

After many years of basic research, regenerative medicine (RM) is now beginning to represent a valuable tool to cure several clinical conditions in both acute injuries and chronic diseases.

Michelle, the film's most fully realized and compelling character, is the kind of role Ms. Keener has played before (most notably in "Your Friends and Neighbors" and "Being John Malkovich"), to the point that she has begun to represent a contemporary type.

The Friedman reference is interesting, because to some experts on the Left, that's exactly the kind of figure Piketty is beginning to represent: a spokesman for the once excluded fringe who has the credentials and star power needed to elevate the cause into the mainstream.

"While gas is less carbon intensive than coal or oil, at the reduction level required by 2050, its [carbon] emissions are beginning to represent an emissions problem," the report explains.

Bébé's agent, Gonçalo Reis, has said he was cut off mid-contract, before Mendes suddenly began to represent Bébé then within days agreed a €9m (£7.5m) deal with United.

Lastly, as the cost of fossil fuels continues to increase, transition to green networks and base stations is beginning to "represent both an environmental and economic imperative".