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Upon returning home, he realizes that Waterford represents just another kind of confinement.

But Owen's article represents just another version of these drearily familiar, utopian, leftwing suicide notes.

Never mind the Champions League, which represents just another pot of gold to wealthy Manchester United or Barcelona this month.

To hard-nosed economists, health care represents just another exchange of favors embedded in a wider market economy that consists of exchanging favors.

1121), once had societies dedicated to him in every corner of the Anglophone world, but is relatively little read today, we may well ask whether Rumi's recent fame in the west represents just another passing fad.

Yet if you were to concentrate solely on how Silva's political challenge has been reported in the Brazilian and international media, you could be forgiven for thinking that she represents just another power-hungry outsider vying for the top job.

The absence of a full trial will represent just another cover-up by an administration that promised transparency.

Doesn't this recording represent just another example of snooping on a famously self-critical artist in a not-for-public setting?

"Kodak's problems may represent just another dot to connect in a picture of an economy that is slowing across the board," he said.

But regardless of how the Premier League's extra game was to be packaged, it was a thinly veiled commercial concept, representing just another method of exploiting a relatively untapped revenue stream.

You can't talk about ideals — especially the ideals of the Founders of the United States, who represented just another collection of interest groups — as affecting the course of events.