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On most days, it presents an alternative reality to its rivals, alerting viewers to Black Panthers stalking polling stations or citing a survey that had given Mr. Romney a double-digit lead over the president he was trying to oust.

It presents an alternative image of America to its recipients and to the countries they live in.

Part of the point of Charlie Brooker's anthology of dystopian satire has always been that it presents an alternative world only a couple of turns away from this one.

This is important as it links the topology of the street network to how we define and perceive local area and it presents an alternative to ad-hoc administrative geographies that are currently applied in many aspects of neighbourhood planning.

It presents an alternative to REST-based APIs and promises to offer developers more flexibility and the ability to write faster and more secure applications.

Published only online as supplementary material, it presents an alternative analysis that suggests an increase in glioma among subjects in the top 10% of cumulative call time.

I think also in other countries, where people are dissatisfied with the EU, Mr Cameron's speech could have an appeal - it presented an alternative vision to the Franco-German federalist paradigm.

But I came to live with the record over the ensuing months, and I found myself returning to it for exactly that reason: as 2016 became harder to bear, it presented an alternative, an impossibly cozy, comforter-like shelter from the endless storm of shit that dominated my life (and probably yours too!) on both a personal and cosmic scale.

"It simply presents an alternative snapshot to the official number". Not only do Californians pay one of the highest median rents in the country, the state also has a high proportion of people who are renting or own homes with mortgages, which is accounted for in the alternate measure but not in the official measure, said Kathleen Short, a U.S. Census Bureau economist.

Despite its limitations, it presents a useful alternative tool to pre-screen C. albicans strains to select strains for subsequent testing in murine models.

The appeal of contractualism is that it presents a genuine alternative to both consequentialism and Kantian ethics.