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The flag on the grounds of the state capitol here, in particular, represented official entrenchment.

Its premise was simple: that this season, and this game in particular, represented a changing of the guard.

The numbers of Salafists, in particular, represented the most definitive declaration yet that they represent a formidable force in Egyptian politics, riding an ascent since the revolution that has surprised and unnerved many secular and liberal activists — and poses new challenges to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Thus, signatures of the ionospheric irregularities, which were registered by the GPS and GLONASS signals and were analyzed by use of the meridional slice approach, reveal a strong linkage of their intensity and equatorward spatial expansion with auroral activity intensification, in particular represented by the AE and SYM-H indices.

Differences between the cultures of business and government in general and public health in particular represented the most frequently cited challenge to collaboration.

Dietary self-management, in particular, represented an enormous time challenge to women, requiring time to learn about food values in order to create nutritious and appealing meals.

Hispanic women in particular represent a particularly sought-after advertising demographic.

They (Paul Dacre in particular) represent all that is wrong with this country.

Ballard's injury, in particular, represents a significant challenge for Eli Manning and the Giants' offense.

Whales, in particular, represent one area in which the consortium has benefited both sides of its odd partnership.

A hand-batiked caftan from 1920, in particular, represents the convergence of the era's artistic modernism and wartime nationalism.