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It also appears that the approval was granted based upon representations made by the tenants.

Ernst & Young's clean tax opinion, Mr. Kleinbard wrote, was based solely on representations made by Fairfax.

"We relied on representations made by Enron that it and its outside auditors had approved its transactions," Merrill said.

As Aaron Scharf describes it in "Art and Photography": "They contradicted almost all of the previous representations made by artists.

"It was a premise of the discussion at the time and was based on representations made by the tribe".

He said: "Essex police continues to be in contact and co-operate with the CCRC in regards to any representations made by Mr Bamber".

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But the legitimate calls for fair representation made by black communities whose electoral support was given overwhelmingly to Labour were stubbornly resisted by the party leadership of Neil Kinnock and Roy Hattersley, who were obsessed with defeating a rising left-wing rank and file.

Overall, the representation of the ionosphere made by the ISP model is better than the climatological representation made by only the IRI-URSI and the IRI-CCIR models.

The genes encoding proteins involved in perception and response to stimuli (Fig. 7, sub-categories J-M) also made a greater EST representation (11. 6%) than the representation made by the total unigenes (8.6%) in the group.

While the percentage of EST representing the unclassified proteins (Fig. 7, sub-category T) remained similar to that of the total unigene representation in the group, the EST representation for the proteins with no similarity in the database (Fig. 7, sub-category U) was found to be very less (4.7%) compared to the representation made by the unigenes (32.5%) in the group (Fig. 6).