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HTML5 and the other technologies it represents really exist now because of that competition.

"I think it's a very sound compromise, and I think it represents, really, a historic opportunity to reform these laws," Mr. Pataki said.

If there's no love for the colors, for everything it represents, really, you're not going to do a good job, because every piñata is a reflection of its artisan".

"It represents a really sound public policy decision," said Simeon Herskovits, the senior staff lawyer with the Western Environmental Law Center, which represents various groups opposed to the project.

"This work is a real surprise," says Jef Boeke, a molecular geneticist at Johns Hopkins University, who adds that it represents a "really important 'integration machine' for getting foreign genes into target cells".

"Now it represents a really frightening situation".

The museum's trustees have dug deep into their pockets and it has benefactors that represent really big money – the families behind the Hyatt hotel empire, for instance, and Levi Strauss retail.

But now, yesterday, I sat there representing really a different country.

The most obvious lesson is that it represents the first really sustained confrontation between the established order and the culture of the internet.

Historically, it is a clutch of firsts: it represents the first really ambitious and consummate use of oil paint, though with some admixtures of tempera, and it marks the birth of realism as a guiding principle in European painting.

But it is – for me, at least – because it represents the last really obvious (and easy way) I have of manipulating my mood if I'm anxious, angry or depressed.