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No longer a rough edit, it now represented both the culmination of a director's crusade for artistic freedom and a thrilling, unmediated communication between film-maker and film fan.
His opponent, Ahmed Shafik, Mr. Mubarak's last prime minister, lashed back on Sunday in a sweeping attack on the Brotherhood, charging that the group was out for "revenge" against the former Mubarak government, that it used to collaborate with that government in secret deals, and that it now represented "chaos".
She and her older sister lived with their mother in Brookline, but spent lots of time with their father, David Burres, a lawyer who founded the American Civil Liberties Union branch in western Massachusetts and who, as Ms. Burres puts it now, "represented any kind of broken bird in town".
But to say "games industry" is to underplay one of its chief advantages: it now represents the greatest powers of the consumer-electronics industry.
According to the startup, it now represents more than 40percentt of some of its retail partner's revenue and experiences a 20percentt month-over-month revenue growth rate.
It now represents Santa Claus.
It now represents a critical test of both of their futures.
It now represents more than a third of eBay's revenue.
It now represents 390 dealers in 12 cities in the United States.
It now represents one of the Democrats' best chances to capture a Republican-held seat in Congress.
Coal once satisfied half of Hungary's energy requirements; it now represents less than one-third of energy production.
