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But they represent a larger group of young people between those widely publicized (and much more complicated) extremes.

The cuts represent a larger savings than the 10 to 15percentt drop that officials predicted in February.

As older firms die out, these newer businesses represent a larger and larger fraction of the job market.

But the discord within the club may represent a larger slip in the support for the president in his conservative base.

Logically, the developed world is also where international immigrants represent a larger proportion of the total population: 10.8%, against just 1.6% in developing regions.

However, most of the evangelicals are Republicans, so they will represent a larger share of the caucus turnout as they do in Iowa.

But the problem with nutrition data collection may represent a larger struggle in India to generate credible health statistics on a regular basis.

However, because fast-growing racial groups represent a larger share of the population in some states, these states may grow faster over all.

These levies account for approximately 35% of all federal revenues; they consume close to 17% of worker salaries; and for three out of every four households, they represent a larger portion of their tax responsibility than dreaded, hated income taxes.

"If we decline to invest" in them, he said, "we diminish the prospects of our own children — because those brown kids will represent a larger share of America's workforce".

In an interview in the Oval Office, the President told me, "I think there are some particular groups that historically have been underrepresented — like Latinos and Asian-Americans — that represent a larger and larger portion of the population.