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But this does not stop these developments representing a fundamental threat to our society, one that all those brave agents in East Germany would understand in an instant.

Although the new proposals, representing a fundamental shift in the way the United Nations will deal with Iraq, were developed jointly, Bush administration officials appeared reluctant to comment publicly on the plan, leaving the British alone out front today.

After a summit between culture secretary Maria Miller and internet firms on Tuesday this week Miller described the decisions made as representing "a fundamental change in the way the industry will be working to remove illegal child abuse images".

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Thus, the radiation-induced changes in SWCNTs are intrinsically linked to their diameter, representing a fundamental property unique to this class of nanomaterials.

The paper will also serve to shape the new identity of this kind of teacher proficient in English, as representing a fundamental criterion in designing new educational curriculum for linguistic educators in Romanian education.

Ms. Kristjanson, the former representative who founded Lunch and Earn, said that lunch represented a fundamental shift in the business.

Still, Professor Goldman said, the decision represented a fundamental shift.

At worst, it represented a fundamental desecration of the game.

Their success is profoundly important because it represents a fundamental shift.

"The risks at stake are profound and represent a fundamental threat to our sovereignty.