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Even so, the new road map to long-term security transition does represent a substantial reorientation of how the president's strategy of counterinsurgency would be carried out, and is being viewed as the most significant effort by General Petraeus to put his stamp on the mission since taking over last month.
These reforms wouldn't make government unrecognizable (we'd probably end up spending 21 percent of G.D.P. in Washington instead of about 24 percent), but they do represent a substantial shift to the right.
It's still a slice-of-a-slice of its advertising revenue, but it does represent some substantial upside.
"I think that implicitly we have done that," Cardinal Law said, adding that the reference to a Palestinian state "certainly doesn't represent a substantial development of what our position has been".
After independence, governments in Congo, Rwanda and Burundi, backed by Europe and America, rewrote the histories of these divisions and cynically used them to stay in power.The current pseudo-democratic regime in Rwanda does not represent a substantial break with the past in this.
It is pointed out that the neutral current sheet of the IMF does not represent a substantial obstacle for energetic charged particles.
It is also wrong to characterize the organization as some far-out group that doesn't represent a substantial part of American Jewry.
However, this improvement does not represent a substantial advantage over the regimens of bevacizumab+irinotecan+5-FU+LV.
Consequently, it has been argued that European population stratification does not represent a substantial source of bias in epidemiologic studies [ 36].
But consumers are downloading billions of songs (and increasingly, movies, music videos and videogames) without paying for them, and that does represent substantial lost revenue for media companies.
