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"There was an overwhelming sense of affluence, and it was really reflected in the dress styles," Mr. Fitzsimmons recalled last week at his office here, where he now oversees admissions and financial aid at his alma mater.

And his readers understood too, of course, that in talking about Napoleon, Geyl was really reflecting in his turn upon that sinister figure in Berlin who then held Europe in thrall.

"But otherwise our focus right now is really reflected by the pictures we are currently working on, which are either computer-animated or some form of mixed media," he said.

"When you're involved close up with something like that you start to worry about the ethos of the Olympics and whether the original spirit of the Games is really reflected in what we have now," he said.

That's the real goal here, and I think it's really reflected in the daily emails we get about how we should probably die, and that if we can't figure it out they can help us with that.

But, back to your question: One of the biggest changes between something like Spinal Tap and this movie is that the amount of media there is has just sped up our lives so much and that is really reflected in the speed of the storytelling.

Right now, it's really reflecting low expectations".

Nothing at the moment is really reflecting this reality, so a shift is needed in musical creativity.

The second is that politicians invest huge amounts of credibility in their ability to maintain a currency union, but in doing so are really reflecting voters' desire for sound money.

The increase in hardness at small penetration depth is usually attributed to the transition between purely elastic to elastic/plastic contact whereby the hardness is really reflecting the mean contact pressure and is not representing the intrinsic hardness of GaSe.

"This change is really reflecting, to a certain level, more support for endangered species in China," said Huang.