"Jonathan represents something for those of us who were around then -- youthful, talented, fresh and appealingly bad boy," said Michael Batterberry, editor and publisher of Food Arts magazine.
The plans represent something of a victory for David Cameron, who had strenuously campaigned to preserve the principle that countries that are the first port of arrival for asylum seekers should be responsible them.
Nevertheless, the agreement would represent something of a victory for Walter Turnbull, given that the Education Department had said it would sever ties with the Choir Academy if the Turnbulls stayed on.
"Hostages," on the other hand, does represent something of a risk for CBS, in that it is not a procedural designed to offer up a series of standalone (or standalone-ish) episodes.
Dune may represent something of a poisoned chalice for Morel.
Mukherjee's tendency to rehash conventional wisdom is most evident in her descriptions of Bangalore, a city that in the popular imagination, both domestic and foreign, has come to represent something of an ur-metaphor for 21st-century India.
While Roeg's filmic canon, from Performance and Walkabout to The Witches, will finally be recognised by a new generation of critics, the night should also represent something of a family occasion for Roeg.
The shift from the C to Pixelbook does represent something of a larger trend for the industry in recent years, as many have moved from slates to convertibles.
These findings may represent something of a paradox, however, for males.
Thus, these cases represent something of a "critical test" for hospital reform.
