"Ultra" football fans may just represent themselves but their confidence attests to a breakdown of order as well as the fragmentation of political life.
The liberal horror of "bling" is a snobbery about how those you choose to represent may choose to represent themselves.
While relatives, often still traumatised, may have to represent themselves, police officers, prison staff, NHS trusts and other government agencies are invariably represented by senior barristers paid out of state funds.
At the same time, the interview context itself may result in accounts that de-emphasize conflicts with dominant norms of good mothering, as interview subjects may make efforts to represent themselves as "honorable" mothers, "fram[ing] their answers to present themselves in the most admirable light" (Pugh 2013 50).
"It's crazy too, because people may not choose to represent themselves the way that they are in the real world in a VR space," he says.
Therefore, some simplifications and assumptions need to be made, which more often than not, tend to invalidate the obtained results, as the simulation engine does not take into account aspects as important as the vehicular mobility patterns or the obstruction that vehicles themselves may represent to the wireless signal.
If no lawyer is available and individuals are not prepared to represent themselves, cases may have to adjourned or dismissed.
While these schemes remain in place, it is premature to hope that as the war winds down aid agencies may finally be able to represent themselves honestly to the people they exist to serve.
Now many of Hamburg's 120,000 Muslims -- among whom Arabs may represent no more than 10percentt -- suddenly feel themselves to be on shaky ground, too.
The characters themselves are often composed of parts that may represent physical objects, abstract notions, or pronunciation.
