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This sentence feels calculated to address a view among culture-makers that Javid's Tory predecessors, Jeremy Hunt and Maria Miller, tended towards bossiness, but also to deflect the complaint that Javid lacks any obvious cultural credentials.

In order to effectively explore through the design space and identify architecturally flexible designs addressing a view of capacity uncertainty, a simulation framework based on a combination of Monte Carlo simulation and Graph Theory is proposed.

On one hand, privacy concerns have increasingly made Internet users skittish about sharing their e-mail addresses -- a view that in some cases extends to friends' addresses.

Presidents have used commencement speeches before the service academies to provide their visions of the future, and Mr. Clinton, in his final such address, offered a view that, while promising, sees menace on many fronts.

Potential application to low-stick cookware will be addressed with a view at finding alternatives to fluorinated surface layers.

In order to promote trade liberalization and expand COMESA intra-regional trade, it is important that, in tandem with the implementation of trade liberalization programmes by the COMESA, greater attention should be paid to some of the major issues that could be addressed with a view to more rapid achievement of the goal of market integration for COMESA.

We scrutinized each article to examine the country of the authors' affiliation address with a view to categorizing them into relevant regions of the world.

But with an intellectual narrative, we're starting to see more individuals and organisations address a new view of Islam and form a new space for critical thought.

But with an intellectual narrative, we're starting to see more individuals and organizations address a new view of Islam and form a new space for critical thought.

Other speakers confirmed for the festival include Rageh Omaar, the BBC's Africa correspondent and Al-Jazeera contributor, who will deliver the keynote 2006 Worldview Address, a global view of the television business.

Given the increasing role personalized medicine is forecast to play in the provision of health care, addressing a broader view of what constitutes genetic discrimination, one that occurs along a continuum and includes inequitable access, will be needed during the implementation of new applications based on individual genetic profiles.