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By R. T. West and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 22 , 1939P. 9 A lady recently gave a party where people were to come representing the titles of books.

Hundreds of millions of Indians would remain trapped in poverty for decades to come, representing not just a legacy of misery but a brake on India's future growth.

Two away wins, with a brace of home games to come, represents an encouraging start to the Eddie Jones era.

Cruz's antagonist remained steadfast in his opposition, saying Trump fans "had to come represent".

We had about 20 clients who had committed to come over, representing up to $50 million in fees.

But then, the facts in the case were damning enough to come to represent the worst of the mortgage crisis.

But Fulgur (2.25) is another whose day is still to come and represents each-way insurance, receiving 7lb.

Once achieving relaxation, subjects were asked to invite an image to come to mind that represented their pain.

Despite its wide use, when it comes to representing ubiquitous business processes, this business process modeling language is lacking.

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To my mind, they come to represent a bland, uniform love, for a bland, uniform Valentine's tradition.