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A spokesman said: "This is a very special month for Muslims and its recognition on a mainstream channel is not only symbolic for belonging and solidarity but will hopefully help to portray a more realistic account of Islam and Muslims".

Analysts say Mr Modi's visit has generated huge excitement among Indian-Americans who believe that he could help to portray India as a rising global power.

The five integration infrastructures of network management were constructed as a conceptual framework in this study to help to portray how the PCCN members have done.

The story certainly helps to portray John McCain as openhearted and charitable.

Carpenter helped to portray Lady Bird in the best possible light when, after the assassination of President Kennedy in November 1963, she faced unfavourable comparisons with her stunning predecessor, Jacqueline Kennedy.

Sure, a servile media and a horde of indistinguishable party automatons manning the green benches help Farage to portray himself as a political insurgent, but that's not the whole story.

Anderson explained that she and Bell formed a trust early on, which helped them to portray the story in the right light.

Being with him certainly helped me to portray my character's growing sexual awareness, though the romance ended when his wife decided she wanted him back.

But it just so happens that if things go badly in Kosovo the position struck by Mr Hague will help the Conservatives to portray Mr Blair as a fellow who stumbles into adventures without thinking them through.

The pact helps the party to portray itself as a moderate, centre-left alternative to Mr López Obrador's fiery populism.

For the Israelis it suggested that a flailing Assad regime might be worse for them than an untested new one.On the ground in Syria the protesters' failure so far to disrupt ordinary life much in the two biggest cities, Damascus and Aleppo, helps the regime to portray the unrest as small and scattered incidents provoked by foreign agitators.