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The museum was also designed to reflect the interests of its constituency: Arab-Americans.

In the rational age of Michael Weiner, the players union needs to protect the bulk of its constituency, the players who stay clean.

The Lerners said that the A3 program is flexible and still in formation, and that its development will be dictated by the needs of its constituency.

"I think he didn't understand the complexity of the organization in terms of its constituency," said Bill Stapleton, chairman of the U.S.O.C.'s athletes advisory council.

A European official, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said the initial loser would be Belgium, which has agreed in principle to rotate the presidency of its constituency with Turkey.

Though originally dismissed by the Right as a bunch of long-hairs, peaceniks and cowards, it had been steadily growing in numbers and in the breadth of its constituency since its inception in 1965.

It may lose over 30 of its constituencies there to the surging, separatist Scottish National Party (SNP).

"Isn't that the job of the union, to answer the questions of its constituencies?" he said.

Generally defined by wandering exposition and comedic portraits of postcollege drifters, mumblecore gained little mainstream recognition, possibly because many of its constituencies resisted.

And analysts say that a leadership that once drew its members from the countryside and saw one of its constituencies as the poor and disenfranchised now suffers from the myopia of living in Damascus and Aleppo, the two largest cities.

Recent weeks have seen this feminist of vaguely aristocratic provenance, not only a native of the capital but an MP for one of its constituencies, side with the left of the party on such wedge issues as bankers' pay and the planned part-privatisation of the Post Office.