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It has also shifted its foreign relations, aligning more closely with Russia and China.

Since late March, Russia has barred the import and sale of Georgian and Moldovan wines, citing concerns over pesticide content that both Georgia and Moldova insist have been a pretext to punish the former Soviet nations for aligning more closely with the West.

The depth of the earthquake was also moved from 25 km to 30 km, accounting for updated USGS broadband depth estimates, and aligning more closely with slab depth at the epicenter.

While the company's products will be available in the Azure marketplace along with many others, the hope is that by aligning more closely with Microsoft, Egnyte can become an integral part of its sales ecosystem.

The Yocto Project has been compatible with OpenEmbedded, "the build framework for embedded Linux," and today comes the announcement that Yocto is aligning more closely with OpenEmbedded, including shared governance.

With China emerging as Australia's largest trade partner, enhanced defense ties with the United States have led some Australian analysts to question the wisdom of aligning more closely with Washington at the risk of angering Beijing (TIME).

If a read was from the plus strand, the alignment against the original sequence was closer, whereas a minus strand read aligned more closely with the reverse complement.

Later, Yvette Cooper wanted it aligned more closely with welfare-to-work and to provide childcare to working parents.

He views himself as the father of a new Turkish identity, one aligned more closely with its Ottoman past, its Islamic heritage.

The experts also want lead responsibility for drug policy to be moved from the Home Office to the Department of Health, where it should be aligned more closely with alcohol and tobacco strategies.

Pay is being aligned more closely with long-term performance, even if it still looks obscenely high to outsiders.Yet there is scope for banks to do far more to improve their risk management.