The immigrant, Faisal Shahzad, whose unsuccessful attempt to detonate the car bomb on May 1 wrought chaos among thousands of people in Times Square, appeared in court for the first time, represented by a lawyer.
But thought rapidly turned to a greater challenge, and one which had for a long time represented a holy grail of AI research.
There was a hint of intimacy attached to all the gifts, each of which, at the same time, represented a cultured and progressive spirit.
Both these gents in their time represented Skegness, the very town where the poor old Rector of Stiffkey got himself eaten.
The move emulated HBO's aggressive marketing strategy with its own acclaimed shows, and at the same time represented a shot across the bow of its rival.
First, they believed in agrarian communism and disregarded the industrial proletariat, which at that time represented only a small minority of the population of Russia.
The time represented by such unconformities in sectors of Laurentia and Baltica bounding the Iapetus Ocean has been called the Hawke Bay event.
Rarities?" He had a point: the 11 tracks Stewart co-authored on 2013's Time represented the first substantial songwriting contribution he'd made to one of his albums for 25 years.
Mr. Cavalieri also contacted Rob Simmons, who at the time represented Connecticut's Second Congressional District, and in a particularly gutsy move called Thomas E. White, then the secretary of the Army, persuading him to look into the case.
The two counts of most interest are Battersea, where Labour's Martin Linton is defending a 5,053 majority over the Tories, this time represented by Dominic Schofield, who is thought to be a "strong" challenger.
Bucking the liberal art establishment, and making a fortune in the process, allowed Mr. Wyeth to play familiar American roles: the reactionary anti-establishmentarian and the free-thinking individualist who at the same time represented the vox populi.
