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So that's not really a huge threat to bit.ly, even if it does represent a large and growing volume of short links on Twitter.
But it does represent a large and growing market of people whose values do influence their purchasing decisions.
While the exact price paid for each show's ads will rise or fall with the televisions ratings received by the show, this does represent a large commitment of resources to each studio that allows planning and, for workers in the industry, a commitment to pay and benefits.
Although a Sanger sequencing peak does represent a large number of individual DNA molecules, these are clonal and arise from an unknown number of original template molecules.
"Together [he and Trump] really do represent a large part of the Republican party".
While these figures do not support the fashionable, overblown image of women as ascendant rulers of the universe, they do represent a large number of households saved from economic destruction.
Although these figures are relatively low, they do represent a large number of cases.
29 Another possible limitation to this study is that it does represent a subpopulation of the larger trial; however, the populations in each treatment arm reflected the characteristics of the full trial groups.
We cannot say that the views represented in the sample are those of the UK population at large but they do represent a snapshot of how a large (self-selecting) sample of the general public reacted to a story suggesting a deterministic view of genetics in education.
The railyards do represent a rare find in Manhattan, especially in Midtown — a large undeveloped parcel near the waterfront.
