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And messages increasingly include emojis and stickers, which represent a massive opportunity for brands.

Take heating and lighting, which represent a significant proportion of most charities' carbon footprints.

Many shoppers seek out food with red labels, which represent a kind of sustainable agriculture trifecta.

Mr. Taubman could sell just his shares, which represent a 63percentt controlling interest, or the entire company.

China has been in the habit of surpassing these "targets", which represent a floor not a ceiling to its aspirations.

"We're in the early stages of mobile context services, which represent a large future opportunity," he said.

"We still hold all of our positions which represent a large part of Rutshuru territory," said Lt Col Kazarama.

At some of her public appearances, there are people wearing "READY FOR WARREN T-shirtss, which represent a cheeky response to the "READY FOR HILLARY" movement.

The investigated samples are highly complex materials which represent a challenge for the micro-XANES technique.

While doing this, it memorizes all codon-pairs, which represent A- and P-site codons during mRNA decoding.

While doing this, it memorizes all codon-triplets, which represent A-, P- and E-site codons during mRNA decoding.