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When it was suggested to Mr. Caliguire that his gubernatorial run represented a considerable leap from his previous campaigns for freeholder, he pointed to Christie Whitman, a freeholder from a mid-sized county who first made a name for herself statewide by jumping into a Senate race against a popular incumbent, Bill Bradley, before winning the governorship.

This represents a considerable shift from 40 years ago.

This itself represents a considerable disenfranchisement.

That represents a considerable political accomplishment in only three months.

The art of the Neolithic Period represents a considerable advance.

The title may overstate matters, but the album represents a considerable maturation.

His current cutting-edge position represents a considerable aesthetic journey from his initial interest in dance.

It represents a considerable technological achievement; evidence that the force is also professional and under control.

This represents a considerable amount of work beyond the scope of this manuscript.

But yesterday's announcement represents a considerable deepening of the existing business relationship.

In some ways, Photos represents a considerable shift in the way Apple thinks about software experiences.