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These data indicate that clinically detected joint swelling is not as sensitive as ultrasound findings to represent synovial inflammation.

Rowland interpreted these findings to represent a female preference for normal and double tempo male displays over triple tempo displays.

Participants have invariably acknowledged the findings to represent a "recognisable reality", both from the perspective of their own experience as learners and that as lecturers.

We considered these findings to represent agonal changes developing in the 24 to 48 hour period prior to death and, instead focused our analysis on neuronal loss and gliosis, which are changes indicative of an injury occurring 3 to 5 days or more prior to death and may more appropriately represent the neuropathology encountered in CHI survivors [ 26].

As things stand, campaigners such as Esme Madill of Bid have enormous difficulty finding lawyers to represent asylum seekers in their bid to stay in this country.

The federal judge selected at random to hear the Bush campaign's lawsuit seeking to block hand-counting of ballots in some counties in Florida is a lifelong Democrat who has long been active in liberal causes, ranging from protecting the rights of children to finding lawyers to represent death row inmates and indigents in civil cases.

And more importantly, let's start finding ways to represent the voices of real small businesses with 9 employees or less.

Many of these defendants had difficulty finding attorneys to represent them.

The second-tier defendants had a difficult time finding lawyers to represent them.

WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump seems to be having difficulty finding lawyers to represent him in the widening probe of Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

Initially, with limited funds, Bryant and Milam had difficulty finding attorneys to represent them, but five attorneys at a Sumner law firm offered their services pro bono.