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"We've got our strongest representation of films directed by women," said Bailey, noting that close to 30% of the films in the festival's overall selection are in this category.

He explained that the title track "was probably the strongest representation of how we feel about the young people who listen to our music and what their future holds for them.

The strongest representation of ipsilateral fingers was found in regions in primary sensory and motor cortices, that showed negative or no "overall" signal change during ipsilateral actions compared with the rest.

So in any portfolio you're going to have very strong representation of New York.

There is also a strong representation of the 12th-century Genji tales in five evocative screens.

The Guggenheim's range from the late 19th century to the present, with strong representation of postwar and contemporary art.

He has pressed for more new music and for a stronger representation of female and nonwhite composers and conductors.

Since we are trading names and numbers, as it were, Channel 4 also has a strong representation of women presenters, including Cathy Newman, obviously, who has recently joined Channel 4 News.

We need to re-evaluate how we can still deliver nugget-size communication goodies, but giving a stronger representation of the cause.

There will be a strong representation of galleries hailing from Los Angeles in 2010 as the US-based city will be ARCO's "special invited guest".

The chances of success will increase if the Syrians taking part include a strong representation of not just the regime and the official opposition – a recipe for endless argument and deadlock – but also of Syrian civil society networks and activists.