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Mrs. Herrera opened her show with a slim persimmon-red shift with transparent shoulder, an emerging theme of Fashion Week.

The use of Coriolis mass flow metering for two-phase (gas/liquid) flow is an emerging theme of both academic research and industrial application.

The lower prominence of coverage of the attacks in Beirut and Ankara has been an emerging theme of social media comment of the Paris killings.

Samuel Issacharoff, a professor at New York University Law School, said, "There is a tendency to say 'The time has run, things are different, change has happened,' " adding, "It is an emerging theme of the Roberts court".

But Mr. Gore's central message of the day -- and an emerging theme of his campaign -- was that Mr. Bush was inexperienced and his proposed tax cut would destroy the current prosperity.

This mix of soft and hard power is what Professor Nye calls "smart power" — an update of Teddy Roosevelt's notion of speaking softly and carrying a big stick — and it seems to be an emerging theme of the new administration.

Indeed, an emerging theme in most of the RCTs is that approximately one-third of subjects did not have an adequate response to conservative measures.

Cosmopolitanism is an emerging theme in studies of global justice and provides a meeting point between theorists of international law, political science, political philosophy, applied ethics, economics, development studies, and international relations.

Southern hemisphere co-operation was a major emerging theme of the conference.

The 'recycling' of pre-existing protein trafficking machinery is thus an emerging theme in the evolution of photosynthetic organelles.

Indeed, an emerging theme in the biology of RAGE links this receptor to proinflammatory mechanisms.