representative

representative
/ˌreprɪ'zentətɪv/ adjective
which is an example of what all others are like
We displayed a representative selection of our product range.
The sample chosen was not representative of the whole batch.
noun
1. a company which works for another company, selling their goods
We have appointed Smith & Co our exclusive representatives in Europe.
2. a person who acts on someone’s behalf
He sent his solicitor and accountant to act as his representatives at the meeting.
The board refused to meet the representatives of the workforce.

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