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The truth is Donald Trump represents a break in the strategic American leadership the world has had since 1945.

A testicular fracture appears as a linear hypoechoic band that extends across the testicular parenchyma and represents a break in the normal testicular architecture.

"[Walker's proposal] really represents a break in a 50 year tradition," McCartin said.

DNA fibers are prone to breakage, and therefore it is more likely that such a gap represents a break in the DNA fiber and not an interruption in the array by non-DXZ4 DNA.

For English philosophy this represented a break in an almost continuous tradition of empiricism.

Such cooperation would represent a break in the decade-long deadlock among the policy groups that oversee the banks, and would provide a rare, though still faint, glimmer of hope.

The remark represented a break in form for the annual Republican response to the president's speech State of the Union address, as Haley pushed back against candidates who risked defining the party by their bluster rather than by their vision for the nation's future.

Solidarity's early survival represented a break in the hard-line stance of the communist Polish United Workers Partyy (PZPR), and was an unprecedented event; not only for the People's Republic of Poland a satellite of the USSR ruled by a one-party communist regime but for the whole of the Eastern bloc.

The transition from latent infection to active disease represents a break down in immune control, similarly smear negative disease is often associated with more extensive, less well contained infection than smear positive.

In some countries, that represents a break with the past: in Belgium in the late 1960s, a 55-year-old worker could increase his eventual pension by up to a third by working another ten years.But pensions are not the only social-security benefits which lure older workers out of the job market.

His appointment, Valencia's eighth since parting ways with Unai Emery in 2012, represents a break from the club's recent habit of hiring coaches with limited experience.