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I worry, however, that the Paul movement represents a turn from political realism.

The second movement represents a period of reflection and tonal reflection about what has happened, which sounds different from the rest of the piece.

This grassroots, local-leader movement represents a defensive strategy in what is being now tacitly recognized as unprovoked aggression against an entire nation, and an entire people.

In many ways, this movement represents a more coherent, left-wing counterpart to the Tea Party, but there is also something reassuringly old-fashioned about Sanders himself.

The second movement represents a company of drunken soldiers with an addled fugue, a series of careening lines in different keys and time signatures.

Together with the median age being twenty-six, this lends credence to the theory that the protest movement represents a "lost generation" of unemployed or under-employed college graduates.

Playing some chords from "Pictures at an Exhibition," she explains how each movement represents an artwork from an actual show.

This movement represents an artifact, which affects the estimation of the skeletal system kinematics, and is regarded as the most critical source of error in human movement analysis.

For this Israeli government -- or any other, for that matter -- the Islamist movement represents an existential threat, the Palestinian Authority has become the equivalent of a terrorist entity and the ultimate goal remains Hamas's demise.

In her talk Lost Boys, journalist and author Laurie Penny flipped the feminism discussion on its head with her thesis that the patriarchy restricts men into gender roles just as it does women, and that the current feminist movement represents an opportunity to "junk the traditional models".

In short, in the name of liberty and freedom, the modern conservative movement represents an exaltation of selfishness.