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In a tongue-in-cheek documentary, Auberon Waugh suggested that "if the future generations look back on the literature of the age, they'll more usefully look to Viz than they would, for instance, the novels of Peter Ackroyd or Julian Barnes, because Viz has a genuine vitality of its own which comes from the society which it represents".

"Moreover, the brain represents faces in a different way from that in which it represents any other object".

Alberich renounces love when he steals the gold, and the gold (and the quest for power which it represents) destroys each of those who take possession of it.

This is complicated by the frequent assumption by the piano of an imitative role in which it represents nature or material reality: a spinning wheel; a galloping horse; a whispering forest.

Yet Lind's anti-Bush polemic seems less likely to stir opposition to a second Bush term (it's too shrill to convince swing voters) than to become a starting point for future debate about the economic, political and social origins of the Bush presidency and the degree to which it represents "the Southern takeover of American politics".

And it's very clear that they were willing to do that on Sept. 11 It's their intention to do what they can to disrupt free people and to destroy the values for which America stands and which it represents so prominently in the world.

The butterfly was a reoccurring symbol in Victorian culture (not least its adoption by painter Whistler as his signature), in which it represented freedom.

This victory, celebrated by the triumphal monument at Pergamon (famous for its Dying Gaul) and the liberation from the Gallic "terror" which it represented, earned for Attalus the name of "Soter", and the title of "king".

Several aspects of this latest decision made clear the degree to which it represented continuity rather than a change in the court's recent direction.

We made a bonfire and had a ritual burning ceremony where we each tossed a symbolic object into the fire, vowing to vanquish that which it represented.

Sindelar's shot hit the back of the net like the perfect punch-line, the ending that made it possible to understand and appreciate the perfect composition of the story, the crowning of which it represented".