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That he should have died with the television news networks mounting a 24... 8209;hour vigil outside his hospital in London was merely representative of how so much of his adult life was lived: intensely, in search of sensation, and with the world watching.

Cohen provides ample visual evidence to support Scottevest's claim that the ad submission provided to get them pre-approved to advertise was merely representative, as it was one that had ran in Men's Journal previously and clearly not designed to target the Delta audience.

While many multicultural works were merely representative of their cultural milieu, books such as these made remarkable contributions to a changing American literature.

These models generate route tracks of people that the researchers call "synthetic," because they are merely representative of the aggregate data, and not of actual people.

At the time of the Reformation, Sabellianism was reformulated by Michael Servetus, a Spanish theologian and physician, to the effect that Christ and the Holy Spirit are merely representative forms of the one Godhead, the Father.

The apps and tools listed above are merely representative of the innumerable time management assistance available in the digital arena.

They were merely representatives of the Reichsfuehrer within their territories without having any actual or disciplinary jurisdiction over the Security Service.

Beyond all that, there are so many questions to be asked about whether game characters actually are characters or whether they are merely representatives or ambassadors – ciphers of our intentions.

As sophisticated as we humans like to think we are, every now and then, we are served reminder that we are merely representatives of kingdom Animalia.

Lyng was merely the representative of the importers, and his conviction cannot be sustained, in view of the conclusions at which we have arrived.

The British resident at Amarapura, the Myanmar capital, was forced to leave in June 1837, and Tharrawaddy refused to deal with his successor in 1838 because he too was merely a representative of the Indian governor-general.