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The judge then sought further clarification: You are basically focusing on Pfc Manning's individual circumstances and training and experience.

The prosecution's answer was "[Manning] was trained specifically, that al-Qaida used the internet to get this information, that the enemy was looking for this specific type of information". You are basically focusing on Pfc Manning's individual circumstances and training and experience.

The United States says they are different, arguing that Y.P.G. fighters are basically focused on protecting Kurdish areas in Syria from the ravages of the civil war and are successfully fighting the Islamic State militant group, which is based in eastern Syria.

"[Our investments are going to be] seed investments in startups that are basically focused on some element of making kids stronger, smarter, kinder," Shapiro said.

"Lots of elected officials are basically focused on making this project happen," Santoyo told me.

"We have been basically focusing on providing couples with a stable service that will help their relationship.

"We've been basically focusing on how to get people to actually come back and look at their old photos, how to get them to re-engage with photos they took eight years ago.

The play is basically focused on the stories of four characters over 10 years, from 1999 to 2009.

Vivien Schmidt And in the 1990s, the study of European integration was basically focused on, "Who are the drivers of integration?" It was very much intergovernmentalists versus supranationalists in interminable debates that got nowhere.

Miller, the AOK lawyer, says the FVAP, which moved only two years ago from the Pentagon department that buys soap and toilet paper into the personnel department, "is basically focused on the military and doesn't care".

Until few years ago, the education process of product design and development was basically focused on defining the characteristics that a product should have in order to make it, the correct response to certain functional specifications, the latter often being defined by restrictions imposed by manufacturing processes.