presenting

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• The Republican incumbents have joined forces, presenting themselves as a “firewall” against what they claim would be a radical Democratic agenda that would doom the country to socialism.

• They will also present safety data on 100 children between 12 and 15 years old, a group they only recently began to include in their trial.

• The written sources’ paucity, obvious bias and distance in time from the event, together with ambiguities in the archaeological evidence — Barrett draws on new research here — present formidable obstacles.

• Borrowers found lenders in the private sector, and the Fed backstop remained reassuringly present.

• “It’s Rudy’s show,” one senior campaign official said, describing why other party and campaign officials were not present.

• DuVernay has partly succeeded in presenting a more human King, warts and all.

• The bookstore was opened as a way of presenting Italian books and culture to Manhattanites.

• Because the shop was emblematic of that peculiar Italian institution known as La Faccia: i.e. presenting the best face possible.

• Neighboring Guinea and Liberia, said WHO, were presenting evidence of a decrease in cases.

• Within two days, he had stolen as many Iberian sculptures, eventually presenting them to Picasso as a gift.

• He was continually presenting innumerable imaginary fivers to little people.

• If the holder has been free from wrong in the check, the bank cannot look to him, but to the drawer for repayment.