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My staff and I had the pleasure of helping with move-in yesterday, and it represented some of what we love so much about Duke.

The circus existed as an American constellation because it represented some of the country's ideological building blocks and the pieces of its mythology: outlaws and outcasts; men, women, and beast scraped from the fringes of society, nomads and pioneers, packed on a train, chugging through an unfamiliar land to spread the good word.

It represents some of NSF's largest investments in computer science research.

This is not a complete list, but it represents some of the unique efforts.

The ADS isn't just another trade body: it represents some of the biggest arms companies in the world.

The GetawayMavens.com comb the Northeast USA for the most offbeat, unassuming, beguiling places and things, and though this list is just a fragment of our discoveries, it represents some of our best.

I guess it represents some of the optimism that Obama reflects". An Obama supporter, Rabin said he'd happily make himself available if the president-elect needed any musical assistance for his inauguration.

He praises Thunderbird 6 for its visual work, and holds the model Tiger Moth effects in particularly high regard, writing that it represents "some of the best effects work Century 21 would ever create.

Meanwhile, the Nature Conservancy aims to buy the land for conservation, saying it represents some of the last unspoiled dune habitat in the Coachella Valley and forms a vital link between Joshua Tree National Park and the nearby Coachella Valley Preserve.

In its own small way, it represented some realization of the promise of house-cleaning robots that has peppered popular culture at least since Rosie the Robot debuted on network television in the early 1960s.

I put it to her that the worst thing that happened to the west was the collapse of the Soviet Union because it represented some kind of corrective to capitalism's excesses, however illusory that promise.