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Similarly, in the swing district outside Philadelphia that has been represented by Democrats for 4 of the past 10 years and where Representative Michael G. Fitzpatrick, a Republican, is already under attack for the shutdown, no one interviewed criticized him for his vote to reopen the government.

Iran is a country that has been represented through the garb of its women for the past 30 years.

"They see he can win," Simpson says, "a lot of those guys will say, 'I'm gonna give it a try".' Correction: October 19, 2003, Sunday An article on Page 48 of The Times Magazine today about Haley Barbour, a lobbyist who is running for governor of Mississippi, misspells the name of a company that has been represented by his group.

But the popular reaction to Short's ragged departure from office reminded me of the best line Wendy Wasserstein ever wrote: "There's nothing quite so satisfying as erasing the professional competency of a woman, is there?" Birmingham Edgbaston is a constituency that has been represented by women for 57 years.

And I'm not talking about the Pakistan that has been represented by this minority in the foreign media.

"The reality that has been represented here is the opposite of the truth and I feel insulted," Berlusconi said during the show.

But Modrikamen, the Brussels law firm that has been representing shareholders of Fortis, opposed the latest revision.

It was a week after a show of her husband's paintings opened at Cheim & Read, the Chelsea gallery that has been representing Mr. Resnick's estate since 2006.

"We believe that the best way forward is acknowledging the fact that there are different approaches that have been represented here at this gathering, and one size does not fit all," she said.

The Internet has allowed them to track prospects in as much detail as necessary, whether the player is from Egypt, Bulgaria or Lebanon — all countries that have been represented in recent squads.

There were spirited contests in six council districts that have been represented by Republicans for several years -- three of them in Queens, two in Staten Island and one in Brooklyn.