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The group has portrayed itself as a purely humanitarian organization.

So far the Obama administration has portrayed itself as willing to let South Korea take the lead, befitting its role as one of the world's largest economies.

Because despite how Apple has portrayed itself and been valorized by the media, phones are not impregnable, nor are our data and the platforms they reside on.

E.D.F. has denied any knowledge of the cybertheft and has portrayed itself as a victim of illegal acts by Kargus Consultants.

The Pakistani Army, which for more than sixty years has portrayed itself as the country's guardian and guide, was deeply embarrassed: either it had helped to hide bin Laden or it had failed to realize that he was there.

That plan is opposed by some of the 400 members of the Syrian National Council (SNC), the exile group that has portrayed itself as the political opposition's de facto leadership since its formation in August 2011.

The bank had portrayed itself as the victim of a brazen crime.

On Saturday night, Mr. Ebenhoch said he had no comment about whether Northwest had portrayed itself accurately in September.

Independence came suddenly here, replacing a Communist system that had portrayed itself as eternal, and used both repression and paternal care of basic education, housing and health to persuade citizens that it was strong.

The opposition had portrayed itself until now as the party of stability, and had warned that President Chen's sometimes confrontational approach to relations with mainland China risked war.

The Redeemed Church has made a similar effort to quell any suspicions that American evangelical leaders might have, portraying itself as firmly within the Pentecostal fold.