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Because of this, the prevalence of gout in our analysis may be slightly higher than the actual rate, but it represents the general prevalence of gout and its geographical distribution in China.
But it represents the difference between the two political cultures.
But it represents the beginning of something we should be applauding, not condemning: cold, hard reality.
"The amount isn't huge," Mr. Salomon said, "but it represents the spirit of the organization.
That's not cheap, but it represents the lower stratum for Napa cabernets.
The debate won't stop the practice, but it represents the raising of a long-neglected question.
Officials would not comment on the meeting, but it represented the highest-level American contact with the 86-year-old deposed monarch, who may lead an alternative government if the Taliban falls.
The action was widely ridiculed at the time, but it represented the first time that a communist regime had ever been displaced.
It only lasted for two issues, but it represented the first Spider-Man spin-off publication, aside from the original series' summer annuals that began in 1964.
The TPA transcriptome was the smallest with 15,465 expressed genes but it represented the most diverse transcriptome with the largest proportion (4.4%) of genes expressed specifically at this developmental stage amongst anthers.
It is unique, they believe, not for its grandeur or historical significance, but because it represents the way neighborhoods used to be.
