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Among them was usually right-leaning Ben-Dror Yemini, writing in the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, who noted that Netanyahu has spoken not at a Likud rally but at one representing largely settler and national religious interests.

According to Table 5 for the years 2005 2010 there is only a main component produced, representing largely two variables, respectively, the passenger traffic (0.9) and containers (0.8).

Admixture was calculated with a reference set of seven populations representing largely genetically distinct regions: Pygmies (South Africa), Palestinians (Middle East), Armenians (Caucasus), Turk Iranians (Near East), French Basque (West Europe), Chuvash (East Europe), and Han Chinese (East Asia) (fig. 5).

Genomic approaches can also be applied to highly fragmented DNA from ancient material (e.g. from museum specimens; Pääbo et al. 2004; Bi et al. 2013), to characterize environmental samples (Shokralla et al. 2012) and to understand how environmental perturbations affect microbial communities (Mardis 2008), representing largely unexplored terrain in conservation biology.

"But without term limits, they would continue to be represented largely by white incumbents who might never have been seriously challenged.

Kasim Reed, a black state assemblyman who represents largely black south Atlanta, said race was only part of the story of Buckhead.

On 9/11, Peter Gorman was president of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association of New York City, a union that represents largely white, blue-collar workers of the sort who today might back Donald Trump.

It provides the culture and the weather of the novel: a benignly privileged institution represented largely without irony or even criticism.

At the same time, however, small, conservative, and mostly homogenous states such as Utah have proven to be ideal staging grounds for black Republicans, many of whom represent largely white constituencies.

Traditional, family friendly Hollywood fare was represented largely by civil rights drama The Help, which scored five nominations, easily outdoing more spectacular offerings such as Hugo (two nominations), War Horse (one nomination) and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (none).

It generally was held that the first arrivals to Ireland were Mesolithic hunter-fisher people, represented largely by flintwork found mainly in ancient beaches in the historic counties of Antrim, Down, Louth, and Dublin.