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The lung with its surface area of 100 140 m displays an ideal target for therapeutic approaches, but it represents also a serious area of attack for harmful nanomaterials.

This fact represents an obvious potential pitfall; but it also represents fruitful possibilities (cf. Vogler 1998).

Directing the Headlong tour is not only a well-resourced gig and a chance to tackle a classic play, but it also represents a kind of anointment.

Graduation represents an ending, it's true – but it also represents new beginnings.

In both cases, this represents a changing, and slower, market, but it also represents very different realities.

This represents a huge investment, for one thing, but it also represents a shift in how the government — or one influential branch of it, at least — views higher education.

Combined with the aeronautic emissions, the textile industry represents a clear threat to the environment, but it also represents opportunities.

This represents not only a significant burden to those who are affected, but it also represents a large social and economic cost to the State [ 4].

LinkedIn may be a professional network, with a growing user base, but it also represents one of the top methods to connect for potential business deals (that also happens to be great for recruiting).

This disparity is perfectly conventional — the exploitation of female nudity is an axiom of modern cinema — but it also represents a failure of nerve and a betrayal of the sexual egalitarianism Lisbeth Salander argues for and represents.

It will serve as a reference work for olfactory physiologists, but it also represents a new approach of how to map different data sets onto each other.