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It was argued that the group's activities presented a threat to national security.
Despite its free-market reforms, the country still presents foreign investors with a challenge.
The task should present no difficulty for someone of her experience.
The film presents a disturbing image of youth culture.
Despite the disagreements, they managed to present a united front.
Statistics can be used to challenge theories that are presented as facts.
In the run-up to the elections he sought to present himself as a family man.
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