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According to Mr. Stotts, this program represents the direction he sees the Alliance moving in under Mr. McEwen.

"This program represents an amount of work that would have taken a team of 5 or 10 programmers at least six months or a year.

This program represents a new environmentalism, which recognizes that most people and most companies want to do the right thing, and encourages them to do so through incentives.

Thus for the two sponsors, this program represents a move into relatively unfamiliar territory.

None of the other provinces spend substantially on kindergarten for four year olds; this program represents about 33% of Ontario's ECEC spending.

By allowing Vietnam-acquired nurse training to substitute for the first year of the German apprenticeship, this program represents an innovative internationalization of the apprenticeship model.

This program represented a dramatic retreat from the original idea of central planning.

Accordingly, the three works on this program represented three takes on folk idioms: Methodist hymns in Ives's case, Gypsy violins in Enescu's, Norwegian folk fiddling in the opening piece for solo violin by Lasse Thoresen, which bore the wonderful title "Yr" (a word that can evidently translate as "drizzle," "lighthearted" or "swarming," depending on the context).

Travelers who entered the United States under this program represented 40percentt of all overseas visitors in 2012.

MR. BOLICK: The program represents a conceptual breakthrough on two fronts.

Still, said David Perry, public education director for Trend Micro, a security company, the program represents a milestone.