As the Treasury Department has become the biggest player in these deals, some have begun representing the government.
Partly as a result of this overextension, the culture has begun representing parenting as a less-than-satisfying occupation.
Connecticut has run ads on television and the sides of buses letting residents know about its services, while Maine has begun representing those denied claims by insurance companies in appeals courts.
Television news, which considers scandals mere "tell items" until they gain a visual dimension, will zoom in on a witness charging that Mr. Deaver, while still in the White House, may have begun representing Canadian interests too soon.
By then, Marlborough Fine Art in Mayfair had begun to represent him, and the gallery's administrator Valerie Beston proved to be "an assiduous recorder", as Harrison puts it.
And as the Treasury Department looms larger and larger in the crisis, they have even begun representing the government.
Christie had begun to represent all that was wrong with New York — which, as usual, meant what I was tired of in myself.
Long involved in real estate development, Schlei had begun in 1959 to represent Janss Corp., which developed Westwood Village and the Conejo Ranch area near Thousand Oaks.
Most publicly, when Manchester United bought the Portuguese player Bébé in 2010, Gestifute had just days earlier bought 30% of the player's "economic rights" and begun representing him, Bébé having sacked his former agent Gonçalo Reis just before the United deal.
I explained to a group of Albanian teenagers participating in an education program that I had begun that we could not truly represent Kosovo unless we involved Serbs, Bosnians and other minority groups.
