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The American Civil Liberties Union represents a host of media, labor and human rights organizations challenging a statute authorizing the dragnet wiretapping of Americans' international communications.
Clean tech, for its part, represents a host of technologies and has been propelled by widespread public concern over carbon emissions and global warming.
Lexington represents a host of big drug firms, including Pfizer.
Since the 1930s, members of the guild, which has headquarters in Manhattan, have represented a host of defendants tied to left-leaning causes.
Russians and immigrants from the former Soviet satellite republics now represent a host of other countries, like my kayaker, Michael Kolganov, the Uzbek who was Israel's last hope yesterday for a medal after five of its athletes had finished fourth.
Foster, who has represented a host of celebrities including Chris Evans, Sacha Baron Cohen and Billie Piper, was inspired to found the charity by the experience of his own company, The Rights House.
The lawyer, Howard Jacobs, who has represented a host of athletes in cases involving performance-enhancing drugs, said that the cycling union was irresponsible in leaking information about Landis, the Tour de France winner.
Unions representing a host of health professionals, including paramedics, admin staff and porters, have already taken part in strikes over pension changes.
He represented a host of super famous people and felt really protected by all the powerful Jews who run LA.
Given that butts are gender neutral and represent a host of positive and negative connotations, they make for a fascinating topic of study.
The year Bush was elected, Flint left Domenici's office for the lobby shop Johnston & Associates, which represented a host of nuclear companies, including the Nuclear Energy Institute.
