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If ever there was a downside to the free for all that the download era of music brought to the table then this is it, a record topping the charts in a drive by attack and for the most part purchased by people for what it represents rather than as a reflection of its cultural popularity and the way it actually sounds.

It represented rather a strategic lurch.

Simulation of transonic flow of steam with phase changes represents rather complex problem.

Secondly, DMOG represents rather a nonselective inhibitor of prolyl-hydroxylases.

It we can represent rather by the meta-concept, loose-medium, with its denotation identified by an infinite number of true-false values referred as cognitive measures depending on perceptions originated from intuition and experiences of engineers.

But it represents a rather less exciting development for those who prefer Craig's other alter ego, James Bond.

If this is indeed the case, it represents a rather interesting example of a double percolation process [26, 36].

It represents the rather complex effects of the atomic nuclei on the outer and valence electrons, as well as the complex interactions between outer and valence electrons and between the ions themselves.

We have moved this figure to supplemental as it represents corroboratory rather than essential data.

Safety culture, however, is more deeply embedded and less susceptible to fluctuation or change, as it represents unwritten, rather than formalized rules and regulations.

Even the performance style made it clear that actors were representing, rather than identifying with, particular characters.