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The CWU trade union, which mainly represents postal workers, has endorsed Mr Corbyn as the next leader of the party.
The National Day Nurseries Association, which mainly represents private and voluntary providers, says extra state-sector places have already put some private nurseries out of business.
The three leaders appear to want to have little to do with Mark Serwotka, a Trotskyite and general secretary of the PCS union which mainly represents civil service clerical and administrative grades.
The Peoples Democratic Partyy, or H.D.P., which mainly represents the country's Kurdish minority, sent out a mailer against the coup: "The only solution is democratic politics!" Framed portraits of Atatürk still line Cevdet Paşa Caddesi, the main thoroughfare along the Bosphorus, in Istanbul.
Because data are still lacking from a great many places, the once-standard approach was to compare major representatives of each group for the purpose of reconstructing the language of the important dictionary Qieyun of ad 601 (Sui dynasty), which mainly represents a Southern language type.
The number of search points for each method, which mainly represents the algorithm complexity, is also obtained to measure the search efficiency of different approaches.
The S parameter of the injection energy was approximately between 0.5 and 2 keV, which mainly represented the annihilation events occurring in the aluminum oxide film.
However, a clear link between the observed effects and the analyzed substances cannot be established, since the chemical analyses focused on substances which mainly represent priority substances.
Moreover, to increase comparability of workers in small and large firms, we have excluded individuals working in firms with less than 5 employees, which mainly represent family business.
However, age did not affect the frequencies of BrdU-positive GSCs (which mainly represent GSCs at early S phase), and this was also unaffected by mating (Fig. 3B).
The vast majority of dwellings are distributed throughout the countryside rather than clustered in villages, which mainly represent administrative areas demarcated on maps rather than population centres.
