Goodwin typically represents insurance companies in litigation following car accidents.
For many of them, the year-end bonus typically represents the bulk of their compensation.
The Northeast typically represents about 15percentt of TV viewers, Ms. Watson said, with metropolitan New York accounting for about half that amount.
Mr. Murray, an Albany lawyer who more typically represents the interests of nursing homes, has had some significant victories in his battle to stop casinos.
She said that Allred — who typically represents women, from exploited porn stars and ex-girlfriends of N.F.L. players to sexually harassed workers — had inspired her.
Oil prices often rise along with other commodities and precious metals, and fuel typically represents 25 percent of costs to operate a mine.
"He participated in the reception, he participated in the dinner; we're not denying that," said Mr. Bolden, who typically represents white-collar defendants.
The eldest child typically represents the family or lineage in public, is expected to inherit any lineal political offices, and directs the use of lineage or family lands.
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In retail trade, for example, the lenders that his firm typically represents were calling even before the weak holiday shopping season to express concerns about borrowers' financial performance, Mr. Antoszyk said.
Another buried clue: at the very end of the act, after John dies, the solo viola, which in Britten's music typically represents the voice of innocence, plays a figure in consecutive rising minor thirds.
