Knowing virtually nothing about Representative Wilson, I can't say whether his behavior reflected mere boorishness or something worse, as Maureen Dowd contends.
"Not just Mubarak!" Indeed, the opposition, along with virtually every representative of civil society here, has been overwhelmed by the pace and scale of the uprising.
Every Republican senator and virtually every representative challenged in a primary as insufficiently conservative will win.
In scoring neuronal necrosis, neuronal loss and gliosis, we evaluated the entire available region of each gray matter structure in the section, and assessed the most severely injured region, which was virtually always representative of all fields.
So, the Chambers of Commerce were virtually pure representatives of the Republican Party: Wall Street (international U.S. firms).
"I would say the chances are virtually nil," said Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, whose own privacy bill has stalled.
At the 1900 convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association in Washington, D.C., the last convention to be presided over by Susan B. Anthony, Park found herself virtually the only representative of the younger generation of women.
Alongside wealth and influence came political control: at the height of his reign in the 1870s and 1880s, "King Mike" determined the destinies of virtually every elected representative in Chicago, from local ward committeemen to mayors, senators and governors.
In Brazil party politics is virtually the only representative politics, points out Fátima Anastasia, of the Federal University of Minas Gerais, which makes it more stable than such neighbours as Bolivia and Venezuela, where strikers and strongmen hold sway.Even without reform, the meshing of growth and democracy keeps Brazil moving forward with occasional bursts of speed.
