"rep" is a legitimate and commonly used word in written English.
It is short for "representative" and is typically used as a noun. For example: "The customer service rep was very helpful in finding me a solution to my problem."
The current stop of the tour, at Coventry's Belgrade theatre, stirs up particular memories: "The last time I did this play here was in rep in 1974," he says.
The actor was born in the Randwick suburb of Sydney to Edward Hornery, a sales rep, and his wife, Veronica (nee Gallen).
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I first saw him at a panel-based event for young unionists in Congress House, where he was talking about his political awakening, from disempowered call-centre worker to union rep.
"I'm not a player rep or anything, but speaking on what I've seen and I can see how those 30 for 30s and people go broke and stuff like that.
"We used to have 18 Balanchine ballets in the rep, and we used to dance them pretty nicely.
The average sales-rep call with a doctor now lasts less than five minutes.
Adopting a tactic their party bashed as a stunt in the watershed 1994 elections, House Democrats plan to unveil their election-year themes by rolling out a "Contract with America -style legislAmerica -stylet in September.legislativerity Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif)., Democrats are in the conceptual stages of putting together their version of the "contract," crafted a decade ago blueprintep.
Kimanthi Mutua, who runs K-Rep Bank, a big Kenyan microlender, says that in 2007 he fielded calls from prospective investors every couple of weeks.
Maria Njambi, a single mother with a ten-year-old child, used to have a viable business selling fruit and vegetables she bought with credit from K-Rep, but she had to watch her inventory rot and has stopped repaying her loan.
And then there were the prospective 2016 Republican presidential candidates: Sens. Marco Rubio, Rand Paul and Ted Cruz and Rep. Paul Ryan all voted No – a thousand times no.
