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To achieve the status he wants in the party, Mr. Sharpton will have to attract black and Hispanic voters, the groups that have represented his political base.

But the show is indistinguishable from the many other riffs on formalism that have represented the summer's other group exhibition trend.

This season's Champions League has been a tournament that has truly opened Europe's eyes to the wonders of Germany's Bundesliga, as well as the two likable clubs that have represented it.

Mr. Powers has come under fire from advocacy groups and from the local newspaper, The Austin American-Statesman, over accusations that his impartiality is compromised by the close ties between the University of Texas, and Enron and the law firms that have represented the company, especially Vinson & Elkins.

And the Ravens' defense is not assuming that the Oakland offense will be any more productive than those of Denver or Tennessee, the teams that have represented the A.F.C. in the last three Super Bowls, the teams the Ravens snuffed in consecutive playoff games to create a new A.F.C. order.

Schwartz and Carroll (2003) list the numerous research and educational texts that have represented Carroll's CSR pyramid and conclude that "such use suggests that Carroll's CSR domains and pyramid framework remain a leading paradigm of CSR in the social issues in management field" (p.504).

Yet, if that had represented a downbeat start, the evening proved more upbeat.

The Border Workers Committee, a group that has represented laborers in Acuña, put the average wage at $70.

Yet that very morning, a newspaper reported that she had abruptly dropped the agency that had represented her, International Creative Management.

If so, he will have extinguished a persona that has represented the face of white America for four decades.

Ms. Ellison works with the Ziffren Brittenham law firm, an entertainment powerhouse that has represented both DreamWorks and her brother.