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In an interview with The Huffington Post, editor-in-chief Wang Xiangwei said the Snowden interview represents an "unprecedented opportunity" for the paper to boost its international profile.

Perhaps Putin and his handlers misunderstood the reach and scope that Outdoor Life has in the United States, but more likely the interview represents a rather shrewd p.r. move.

During the summer, the North Korean regime warned that Sony's release of the film The Interview represented "an act of war" that would lead to "merciless" retaliation against the US.

We selected 79 for interview, representing a cross section of cancer types and stages, gender, and sexual orientation, reflecting the larger study population.

Nevertheless, the inability to test hypotheses about location and causality in later interviews represents a substantial weakness and should be tested in further studies.

But he told local Arab-American leaders that the interviews represented an opportunity to help the government investigate the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Their reviews and interviews represent an authentic youth point of view that we are sharing with you.

Differences were small and it is unlikely that those interviewed represent an unusual sample of our target population with respect to their general experience of pain and willingness to use a variety of treatments.

For most who participated in this study, the interviews represented a rare opportunity to take stock and reflect.

The findings suggest that these interviews represent a blending of news and talk show norms.

A total of 1203 lung cancer cases were interviewed, representing a response rate of 86%.