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It is increasingly represented in reputable concert halls.

Now, as the once-outcast country presses for membership in the European Union, it is increasingly represented by the gap-toothed grin of its energetic young foreign minister, Vuk Jeremic, all of 34 and a graduate of Cambridge and Harvard.

According to a recent report from the Committee on Economic Development, an old, white-shoe non-partisan organization that came out of the aftermath of World War II (and was a booster for the Marshall Plan), the United States economy is increasingly represented by crony capitalism, not competitive capitalism.

Despite the complex causal pathways that lead to diabetes, the disease is increasingly represented in deceptively simple terms.

Rather than being regarded as a completely natural time-ordered and predictable part of life, aging is increasingly represented as a pathological condition in need of correction or repair; a "disease", which modern medicine must combat.

In addition, international legal scholars argue that the principle of solidarity (understood as a principle of cooperation with the goal of mutually beneficial outcomes amongst a world community of interdependent states) is increasingly represented in international law and state practice [ 25, 26].

The media is increasingly representing today?s innocent foreign students as tomorrow?s terrorists.

Once regarded as "trash" fish, sharks and rays are increasingly represented in the fisheries of most countries.

Women now make up 24% of FTSE 100 board positions and are increasingly represented in high profile science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) roles.

Few states have succeeded in avoiding the democratic waves altogether, and these states are increasingly represented as aberrations or even pariahs.

People with disabilities are increasingly represented in professional nursing.