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But in comments filed before the Federal Communications Commission on Dec. 9, the marketers said, "A national do-not-call list is unnecessary," and in view of the minor problems associated with telemarketing, it would represent going "after a gnat with a sledgehammer".
It is still unclear, however, whether the 23-year-old right-back, who joined Spurs from Sheffield United in 2009, would entertain a move to the continent as it would represent a considerable risk going into the summer's World Cup in Brazil.
In other words, if they let him go, it would represent, to them, a significant savings.
If President Hosni Mubarak finally does go it would represent the beginning of the end for the authoritarian era in the Arab world.
If he is able to pull off that sort of deal -- so far AOL and MSN are not going along -- it would represent quite a reversal from iVillage's previous course.
If the project of the Unique Identification Authority of India goes as envisioned, it would represent every one of the 1.2 billion Indians as biometric data and give him or her a unique number, similar to the U.S. Social Security number.
If Mr. Morsi goes through with the plan, it would represent a historic role reversal.
But it would represent a robust 39percentt premium to Cadbury's share price before Kraft went public with its proposal.
It would be gone the next day.
From the moment Phaneuf signed his extension in 2013, it felt like a deal that would represent marginal value if all went well and be completely untradeable if it didn't.
