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The Syrian National Coalition, which represents a broad base of rebel groups fighting the Assad regime, urged the international community to act.

That is in addition to the media's obsession with "the freaks" that continually get invited on to debates as if they represent a broad base of opinion.

The participants represented a broad base of individuals with self- or medically diagnosed arthritis, therefore their symptoms as a whole group may have presented less severely than those with a definite medical diagnosis of arthritis (Coulton et al 1989).

Rod-shaped viruses may represent a broad based reinforcing agent for aqueous systems in the future.

Most of the early writings on birds are more anecdotal than scientific, but they represent a broad foundation of knowledge, including much folklore, on which later work was based.

Youthful populations are represented by pyramids with a broad base of young children and a narrow apex of older people, while older populations are characterized by more uniform numbers of people in the age categories.

"The Welsh Conservative Party enjoys a broad base of support across Wales and is represented at every level of government.

Representing virtually every category of publisher, from industry leaders to creative independents, the OnLive platform has benefited from a broad base of publisher support.

We also created a germplasm panel of ~250 potato clones, which includes many representatives of each of the major market classes, Solanum species, genetic stocks, and represents a broad genetic base to assess the allelic distribution of a subset of SNPs and the population structure and relationships between market classes.

However, they do represent a broad-based selection of case studies with truly global representation.

"Yet a sustainable and broad-based recovery in the housing market needs a broader base of buyers," says Donnell.