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The former shadow health minister Jamie Reed told the Sunday Times : "The vast majority of Labour MPs are keen to listen to and represent the ambitions and views of Labour voters and ex-voters.

"Towers first and foremost represent the ambitions, aspirations and identity of the developers and the corporations inside of them," Maltzan said, " but they also represent the city that they are in". The aspirations of the Wilshire Grand have yet to be interpreted, and for his part, Martin underplays the symbolism, riffing instead on a classic jazz melody to suggest a more mischievous intent.

I selected these 13 women because they best represent the diverse ambitions and convictions of the nurses, secretaries and spouses who circulated in the eastern territories.

"While this contribution does move us closer to the 2C pathway, it does not represent the level of ambition needed to avoid catastrophic climate change".

They represent the architecture of ambition -- the desire to do better, despite the odds.

"While it does get us a step closer on the pathway to 2 degrees, it clearly does not represent the level of ambition that we need," Heather Kaplan, climate change manager for Oxfam America, told VICE News.

When it was completed in 1855, the Smithsonian Institution's Castle represented the grand ambitions of a revolutionary education organization.

A group of about 30 young men and women from the Abu Dhabi Ambassador Program are gathered around a miniature model representing the cultural ambitions of their emirate.

The two governors, both rumored to harbor presidential ambitions, represent the current bookends of Republican thought.

Nor does this deal represent the summit of his ambition.

Towering symbols of the Christian world, Europe's magnificent cathedrals represent the hope, promise and ambition of a host of nations, rulers and faithful devotees.