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In a mark of the shift toward narrowly targeted content on the web, top news and information suppliers are beefing up their services aimed at the growing share of Spanish-speaking Internet users.

His decision to support Foot was a mark of his shift to the left, which he later attributed to his experience as a cabinet minister.

But now it seems possible that the death of Osama bin Laden may mark an acceleration of the shift in resources away from the decade-long detour into this region.

This is in marked contrast to the outline of the palatine bones of Fgfr2 +/S252W and Fgfr2 +/P253R Apert syndrome mice that reveal a marked posterior shift of the most posteromedial landmarks (landmarks 5, 6) and an anterior shift of the most posterolateral landmarks (landmarks 9, 10) (Fig. 2Bc).

(4) China's socialist market model is indeed a highly successful political evolution, but it still misses the mark of a paradigm shift.

DMF treatment also led to a marked downward shift in the distribution of lysosomal sizes, and accordingly, the average size of lysosomes decreased from 1.77 ± 0.06 μm (n = 141) to 0.79 ± 0.05 μm (n = 105) after DMF treatment.

SKF83959 (100 µM) elicited a marked hyperpolarizing shift (nearly 20 mV) of the voltage dependence of steady-state activation curve of IK (Fig. 7A).

The marrow typically showed a reactive lymphocytosis and a marked left shift in myelopoiesis regardless of the etiology.

Others in its history may have left more of a lasting mark on events, shifting the minds of statesmen, or promoting great national and international causes.

Also significant was the choice of "Contact" as best musical of the season, marking a dramatic shift in the definition of the American musical.

Apple TV, which allows video to be streamed from a computer to a television screen, has struggled to make an impact – but Jobs predicted that a relaunch of the device would mark a significant shift in the film industry.