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But the 56 feature and documentary films selected on Wednesday — culled from 4,044 submissions — reflect the stronger infrastructure around independent films, including video-on-demand distribution.

These submissions reflect work that is being done to execute and realize change at the individual, interpersonal, organizational, or environmental levels.

The submissions reflected an array of perspectives and experiences, from novices and polished talents alike.

The increased quantity and quality of story submissions reflected another tumultuous year for the Chinese environment, which was buffetted by outbreaks of heavy metal poisoning, the Dalian oil leak, river pollution and over-exploitation of resources.

The scoring of participants' submissions reflects this two-tiered structure and is composed of two different scores (see Methods for a detailed description).

However, it is important that the submission reflects the understanding of both team members.

Paper/research design submissions must reflect WGAPE's broad research agenda on core issues within the political economy of African development, including ethnic politics, civil conflict and violence, decentralization and democratization, corruption, local governance, public economics, and related topics.

We invite paper and research design submissions that reflect WGAPE's broad research agenda on the political economy of African development, including ethnic politics, civil conflict and violence, decentralization and democratization, corruption, local governance, public economics, and other related topics.

Other submissions similarly reflect the concerns of the neighborhood but may not translate well to the branches that Itzhaki has planned in the Garment District and on Wall Street: the Shawarmatory (the restaurant is just down the street from some N.Y.U. dorms), Global Shawarming, Sausage Fest, Monkey Emporium, Meatwhistle, and Tom Can't Wait, in honor of Tom Waits.

The #ArtofCorruption worldwide open call for a poster competition (closed on July 15) curated by Armenia native and artist Samvel Saghatelian, hopes for submissions that reflect personal stories of corruption from anyone around the world.

However the geographical focus of submissions does reflect something wider about the global production of knowledge on masculinities at this moment in the field of health and sexuality.