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In a move that reflects the hard times many are experiencing, 42 no longer requires jackets.
But in the next few months FoodWorld will stock imported alcohol, a move that reflects how the traditional disapproval of alcohol consumption has diminished among the middle class.
It is a move that reflects the way that senior managers at Apple are told they bear ultimate responsibility for what happens in their division.
WASHINGTON — Christine Lagarde, the new head of the International Monetary Fund, named an American official as her chief deputy Tuesday and, in a move that reflects China's rising influence, added a Chinese official to the ranks of her senior advisers.
In a move that reflects the participatory nature not just of African photography, but art on the international contemporary art circuit, Mr. Deschamps has set up a portrait studio in the gallery where you can have your picture taken.
The insurance company Axa has said it will remove around €500m (£355m) of coal investments from its portfolio, in a move that reflects long-term concerns in the insurance industry over climate change.
In a move that reflected her wide-ranging influence, in 2013 Wintour became artistic director at Condé Nast.
Conservatives were disillusioned when Mr. Brown immediately crossed party lines in support of a Democratic jobs bill — a move that reflected the sentiment back home.
But hours later House Republican leaders scheduled the floor vote on the pro-Israel resolution, a move that reflected the strong support for Israel in the conservative movement.
In a move that reflected a growing frustration with America's attitude toward international organizations and treaties, the United States was voted off the United Nations Human Rights Commission today for the first time since the panel's founding under American leadership in 1947.
So why not hand it over?In a move that reflected the cultural reality of an identity drawn from both Britain and Iberia, attempts were made by a British government a decade ago to broker a joint-sovereignty deal.
