At most of his Pennsylvania stops, the national press was represented mainly by a pair of young TV-network "embeds," whom Clinton regards not as reporters but as media jackals who record his every utterance yet broadcast only his outbursts, a phenomenon that has helped transform him into a YouTube curiosity and diminished him — perhaps permanently.
Purposefully inclusive, the showcase places well-known names (Pablo Neruda, John Ashbery) alongside newcomers; 26 languages (Tamil, Serbian, Urdu, Kurdish and Basque among them) and 641 American presses are represented.
As this goes to press 12.3% of Americans are represented by unions, 14.7 million people.
News organisations are represented in the "press gallery", a group of journalists who report on the national parliament.
When chords are represented using guitar tablature, each string is represented with a dashed line, and the fret you are to press down for each string.
PAGE B1 MORE PEOPLE ENTERING COURT ALONE Financially pressed, more people are representing themselves in court, according to judges, lawyers and courthouse officials.
Roll Call did disclose a tidbit that the Pierce's press release did not: "Health Care America is represented by public affairs firm APCO Worldwide and is currently leasing office space from APCO".
Like many artists, he is sensitive about the way he is represented in the press; unlike many artists, he is heavily dependent upon the press to represent him.
Its public face, for example, presented through Web sites, press releases and radio broadcasts, has been represented as a middle-class spiritual movement and human rights cause rather than a mystical movement from China.
Time zero is represented as a press of the button.
