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Red represents the blood of the martyrs.

Who do you think should represent us and keep in mind that I am available very soon?

Well, it represents who we are.

The green represents Islam, the religion.

You know, I think I should represent I I mean my whole thing is I shouldn't should be me.

An imaginary angel representing Lynne's conscience told her what she should do while a devil sat on the other shoulder, whispering temptations in her ear.

The lawsuit has been filed by 29 US states, representing more than two thirds of the country's population.

On the other hand, scholar Doris Sommer argues that Iracema’s son represents the point “where an unmistakably Brazilian past blends with an unpredictable future.”

Chinese characters, for example, use symbols instead of letters of the alphabet to represent words and ideas.

But of course the problem is that currencies do not in fact only represent the uh purchasing power they have locally.

So we use the word clines — or, gradients of change on a continuum — as a way of describing and representing genetic diversity.

In it, he's asking for up to a million dollars for each of the January 6 plaintiffs that he's representing.

And Americans today are more likely to believe their elected officials care more about winning those partisan skirmishes, and even enriching themselves, than they care about the act of listening and representing their constituents.

And Michigan was really instructive because there actually was one higher-quality poll that used more rigorous phone interviewing, and it did significantly better, reaching Stevens supporters, reaching more moderates, and representing more moderate support.

I mean, it was none of the actual substantive issues that have happened or taken place inside the department that in any way has cooled the president to her or to what she represents.