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Somehow this represents a kind of existence free of the hassles of modernity.

All of this represents a kind of negligence that smart laws help prevent.

In the course of the road trip, we become increasingly aware of his sense of freedom — that this represents a kind of liberation from the burden of being Michael Jackson.

This represents a kind of "discrimination requirement" on knowledge (reminiscent of Goldman 1976).

"It's the perfect image for the fundamental point that no one of us is as smart as all of us thinking together". This represents a kind of Wisdom of the Crowd approach with democratic overtones.

"This represents a kind of ecological balance, and the appearance of noctiluca scintillans is therefore far from an indication of environmental deterioration," said Professor Chiang Kuo-ping, the study's author and director of the Institute of Marine Environment and Ecology at National Taiwan Ocean University's Center of Excellence for the Oceans.

In June 2002, I filed a report by economist Ed Leamer of UCLA noting that the ratio of home prices to rent was rising rapidly and that this represented a kind of price to earnings ratio for the housing market.

He concluded: "This really represents a kind of revolutionary moment, because what I'm willing to assent to is that the internal evidence that Ford wrote the poem is stronger to my mind than the evidence of stationers and initials and so on".

This phenomenon represents a kind of action potential-, Ca2+- and mechanical alternans [2], [4], [21], in that it is a severe Ca2+ and mechanical alternans with mild action potential alternans.

In this light, Trump represents a kind of return to the old-time religion, a fundamentalism that rejects the effete nature of dog-whistle politics the way the religious right defined itself by rejecting the watery tenets of liberal Christianity.

This in itself represents a kind of worst-case scenario.