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Maybe he was more representative of NRL target demographics than they'd care to admit.

With a wider selection running to 85 lots against only 39 at Sotheby's, Christie's Tuesday sale was more representative of the market.

The Scarlet Knights (11-7, 3-3) were out to show that their two-game winning streak was more representative of their destiny than their ugly defeat to lowly West Virginia.

Then again, there are some parallels between the Occupy protests and the Tea Party, which especially at first was more representative of a certain strand of conservatism than of the Republican Party.

The goal celebration from the attacker, who turned and walked away with a shrug of his shoulders, was equally cool, though the reactions of his teammates, who soon engulfed him, was more representative of the passions that were running high in this Group D opening match between two nations that fought a bloody war from 1980 to 1988.

Consequently, the new template contained DT information that was more representative of single-subject human brain data, and was characterized by higher image sharpness than the IIT template.

"I think they're more representative of what Mac Grill is.

In truth, that is more representative of where he is.

This will lead to better, more informed decisions, with politicians being more representative of their constituencies.

Some of the works are more representative of their makers' achievements than others.

But it is reasonable to expect our television programmes to be more representative of British society.