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This ethnic diversity is not proportionately represented through the NHS hierarchy.

Iran is a country that has been represented through the garb of its women for the past 30 years.

Because not all of Mr. Obama's bundlers are represented through the end of May, the documents may understate the total that top supporters have raised for Mr. Obama.

Jeanne Lanvin, one of fashion's most influential couturiers of the 1920s and 1930s, is also represented through the wardrobe of Catalina Bárcena, a Spanish theatre and film star of this period.

Either way, flashbacks of Gurney and Caligari would occur for the rest of his life, represented through the mutant characters he played, the art and entertainment he designed and enacted, the unconventional life he lived.

And it is quite striking, when you look into the history of telly, that predominantly women have been written by men, and represented through the prism of men's eyes.

"They showed up here 15 minutes ago," the mayor said of Port Authority officials at an 11 a.m. news conference at the bunker, where all major city agencies had been represented through the night as the storm developed.

The interests of the U.S. aerospace industry are represented through the Aerospace Industries Association of America (AIA), an aerospace-industry-funded organization whose membership consists of the major companies in the field.

Here was one idea about women as sexualized, formal objects; two more were represented through the hysterical, crass and sexualized females in "Desperate Living" and Brian De Palma's deadly outcast in "Carrie".

The stability of the Tunisian state and its transition from an autocratic regime to a post-revolutionary democracy, with political Islam represented through the Ennahda party, had led many to forget the long shadow of Islamist militant activism in the country.

German workers are represented through the co-determination system and through industry-level trade unions, while Swedish workers are represented by a centralised trade union (the Swedish Trade Union Confederation), which engages in centralised wage bargaining with the centralised employers' association (the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise).