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The program included seven of Mr. Helps's works, composed between 1950 and 1998 and ably representing the breadth of his compositional interests.

The collection draws both from the Louvre's own holdings of about 14,000 artworks and artifacts representing the breadth of the Islamic world from Spain to India and from the collection of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, which is contributing 3,500 works on permanent loan.

The museum said that the galleries, designed by the architects Mario Bellini and Rudy Ricciotti, will draw not only from the Louvre's own collection of some 15,000 pieces representing the breadth of the Islamic world from Spain to India, but also from the collection of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, which will contribute 3,400 works on permanent loan.

"The NYT's article does a poor job in representing the breadth of the official plan," Rubin writes in an e-mail.

After the shameless adaptation of numbers by Frankie Valli and Andy Williams, the next most striking aspect is the number of different uniforms and logos, representing the breadth of Tan's business interests.

Nearly half of the ANMCs responding served clients of all ages, with services representing the breadth of primary care (i.e., health maintenance and management of minor acute and common chronic illnesses).

The collection of executive talent represents the breadth of Microsoft's ambition.

For sale will be some 70 lots that Christie's experts say will represent the breadth of his collecting.

There is no way in which the film (or a hundred films) could represent the breadth of the communal suffering in the camp.

It's a good course, and the only one to represent the breadth of philosophy as a discipline in its own right.

Though the numbers still pale before the mass demonstrations in Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen, the locales represent the breadth of the country.