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The finale came on Friday with a last offer from the creditors – the European commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund – which represented a take-it-or-leave-it ultimatum, revamping the pensions system, creating a new VAT regime, slashing the defence budget, and cutting proposed taxes on business in return for a five-month bailout extension worth €15.5bn (£11bn).

Of the three operas I saw, the high point involved a revered producer's return to opera, another represented a bold take on a familiar Verdi opera and the third was a world premiere.

The seamless patchwork of East and West represented a fresh take on American cooking.

Each bar represented a sample taken (with a swab) from my skin, mouth and feces.

They were told that the image represented a picture taken of the real objects in front of them.

In that context, his decision to cut off Cablevision may have represented a willingness to take a short-term loss in return for a longer-term gain.

"The Sun's headline was significantly misleading and represented a failure to take care not to publish inaccurate, misleading or distorted information".

Sheikh was revealed to have previously represented a group called Take Back the City, which stood against Labour in the 2016 London mayoral elections.

Symptoms of depression sometimes represented a challenge to take part in social settings in a way the participant wanted.

Chujan Sivathasan, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK The SDGs represent a modern take on the ideal society.

Maya de Silva brings her Flamenco Revolución, while Parijat Desai represents a contemporary take on bharata natyam.