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It may be that, as a pro-European, Blair feels compelled to map out a new direction after the European election.
"It might be that the Sochi logo design, in its simplicity, has mapped out a new direction and thought process for Olympic logos," Guo said.
Taken on its own merits, however, the opera is musically superior to Nixon and is considered to have mapped out a new direction for the future of minimalism.
The team members thought that if they made certain assumptions about the plane's speed and direction, they could map out a north-south corridor the plane may had traveled along.
October 23 2001: Piers Morgan has said the terrorism crisis has mapped out a new, hard news direction for the Mirror, writes Julia Day.
Then an assistant coach working with blue-liners in his first year with the team, Todd Reirden met with Carlson in those first days of their new relationship to map out the direction of Carlson's promising career, a hopeful step-by-step progression.
Since the GeoTagger unit is sensitive not just to location but also direction, you can map out exactly which direction you were facing when a photo was snapped.
You must map out your direction, and get started.
Sitting down with her academic advisor, Lauren mapped out a plan for determining a new career direction.
The organization said it had hosted a national meeting in which chief mental health officers from state prisons had met "to map out directions for future movement in improving correctional mental health care," according to the organization's website.
