For the Mayor, understandably, Popeye represents a public-relations problem.
Such erections generate almost as much hatred today as the worst mistakes of brutalism did in the 1960s, and understandably so: they represent a world in which the more obtrusive and ostentatious you are, the more profit you make.
These challenges are largely in the area of management although, understandably, complex procedures such as revision arthroplasty represent another area of concern.
That would represent a blow that Mr Cameron, who understandably considers EU membership more valuable than it is vexatious, does not want.
PwC is understandably intent on figuring out the generation, given that it will represent nearly 80% of the firm's global workforce by 2016.
8am: Meanwhile the South African papers are understandably excited about today, with The Star believing the World Cup could represent the rebirth of an entire continent.
He told reporters that The Tea Party represented an understandably angry response, exploited by wealthy Republican donors and politicians like Mr. Rubio whose vision of the Constitution focuses on taxes, but does not, Mr. Kennedy said, seem to include a prohibition on torture, or protection for civil liberties.
President Obama understandably denies his mandate represents a tax.
Understandably given her age, Cilmi felt her second album, 2010's Ten, didn't represent her.
Understandably, Israel is shaken by these events, which have made clear that basing Israel's security on peace treaties with leaders who do not represent their people is like building a house of cards on shifting sands.
