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The professional photographers on the risers facing the runways now represent only a fraction of those furiously jockeying to document each outfit, accessory and bit of set dressing.

Unit-trust assets now represent only one-eighth of the life industry's total assets, says Arnold Basserabie, head of Fedsure, which owns a big life insurer.

Though the DGB, the giant union confederation, and its eight member unions by now represent only one worker in five, their power is still great.

But unions now represent only 6.5percentt of private sector employees, down from the upper teens in the early 1980s, and most of the labor movement's strength these days is in the public sector.

That is why the unions, who now represent only about 13% of the workforce but have a power and popularity far beyond their numbers, are stepping up the pace.

They have been subject to a crackdown in many countries, and now represent only an estimated 0.7 per cent of adults' daily energy intake in the UK following action by manufacturers and retailers.

Because of redistricting, Mr. Lopez now represents only half of Bushwick.

In the Senate, six states are now represented only by women, also a first.

The regime's claim in 1977 that they now represented only 1percentt showed its intent.

In the Senate, six states are now represented only by women, a first.

That segment — guaranteed full coverage on the broadcast networks — now represents only a single hour on television.