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At Portraits, Inc which represents around 150 artists the fee depends - as it does elsewhere too - on the artist chosen and the size of the work.

Paul Noon, general secretary of Prospect, which represents around 2,000 managerial workers in British Energy, also welcomes the announcement.

First out of the starting blocks was the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB), which represents around 400 Muslim organisations.

It is not difficult to understand why the AFA, which represents around 450 of the 550 licensed agents in England, is so exercised by the changes.

It was the first time since taking office in 2008 that Mr Ma had directly engaged the pro-independence DPP, which represents around 45% of voters.

"It's very serious to conflate anorexia with the thinness of models and it ignores the fact that anorexia is a psychogenic illness," Isabelle secretaryix, secretary general of Synam, which represents around 40 modelling agencies in France, told AFP.

Since the Non-Aligned Movement plus China, which represent around 120 members, oppose any change, chances are slim.

These drylands, coldlands and tropical forests, which represent around 46% of earth's land area, contain as endemic only a tiny 1.6% of the world's plants and 2.3% of non-fish vertebrates.

The company counts as customers 27 automakers for its collision detection systems, which represent around 70% of the current market.

Another is to rationalise its core activities in Cyprus, which represent around 85% of its loans and deposits.

They include contracts with non-Japanese companies for work involving operations in Japan, which represent around half of the total value.Cracking the Japanese market would bring rich rewards.