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represent

[rep-ri-zent] / ˌrɛp rɪˈzɛnt /




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The film crew built a ramshackle house on the 8,000-acre estate to represent a free clinic.

From The Wall Street Journal

Areas of real-world AI include pharma, semiconductors, energy and financial services—four sectors that represent more than $25 trillion of global economic output and that thrive on numbers and equations, not language.

From The Wall Street Journal

While other groups have produced spinal cord organoids to study basic biology, this model represents a major advance for injury research.

From Science Daily

The organisation, which represents 98% of officers, is backing a model adopted in New Zealand where police are not routinely armed but do have access to weapons.

From BBC

In addition to targeting his allies and backers, photographers who covered his court hearings and lawyers who represented him at trial have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms.

From Barron's