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Detractors found it easy to dismiss ANY on other grounds as well: the conference represented architecture's succumbing to intellectual fashion.

Tyson suddenly recognized that the conference represented a greater reality: the collision and collusion of civil science and military space.

The conference represented the most serious effort Bush has made to play an international leadership role on climate change.

A pro-democracy activist and organiser, Radwan Ziadeh from the National Initiative for Change, denied the claims, saying the conference represented both secular and moderate Islamic groups.

Many have claimed the press conference represented a clear breach of electoral rules which ordered campaigning to stop 48 hours before the polls opened.

In an interview with The Independent ahead of the United Nations climate change summit in Paris, Lord Stern said the conference represented a crucial opportunity to reduce the huge inequality at the heart of global warming.

The conference represents about 1,800 rabbis who lead nearly 1.5 million Jews in the United States and Canada.

The conference, representing 2,000 rabbis, held its septennial convention in Israel last week.

The conference represents world Jewry in negotiating compensation and restitution for victims of Nazi persecution and their heirs.

This year's conference represents a unique opportunity to protect, enhance and even accelerate the gains of the last 15 years.

The conference represents religious orders in the United States and refused last summer to endorse the zero-tolerance approach.