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Mr. Romney's Republican allies in Michigan are seeking to shift attention to other topics.

AS part of their offensive, Republicans are seeking to shift the spotlight to Democrats who took Enron donations, and they portray the Enron debacle as a business scandal with no partisan bounds.

Insurers and other payers are seeking to shift more of their financial pain to providers like hospitals and physician practices, and efforts are being made to reduce financial incentives for doctors to run more tests.

Mr. Romney's aides are seeking to shift to a busier schedule in the field, recognizing that Mr. Romney needs more time on the campaign trail if he is to halt what appears to be slowly building momentum, at least in polls, for Mr. Obama, who has taken a small but worrying lead in some swing states after months in which the race had seemed deadlocked.

The UK is one (current) EU member that has, in recent years, changed its tax rules to crack down on multinational companies that are seeking to shift profits generated in the country to overseas territories.

He said that some critics of US failures in Iraq are seeking to shift blame onto the Foreign Service for their own lack of pre-invasion planning, while others are as basing their comments on "wildly inflated estimations of the capacities of civilian agencies to operate in combat zones such as Iraq".

And Mr. Obama's announcement came as Mr. Romney has been seeking to shift to the middle; independent voters and women are two constituencies that tend to support gay marriage.

David Schertler, a lawyer for Mr. Yates, said yesterday that he was seeking to shift his client's trial from New York to Mississippi, where Mr. Yates resides.

Concerned at the possible introduction of a post-Brexit "hard border" between Northern Ireland and the Republic, Britain is seeking to shift the frontline of immigration controls to Ireland's ports and airports.

Ed Miliband is seeking to shift up a gear in his election campaign with the broadcast of a surprise conversation with comedian Russell Brand about the value of voting and a warning about the threat to living standards posed by Conservative spending cuts.

But as the Senate committee moves forward on its own review, Senator Roberts's Democratic counterpart, Senator Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia, has been seeking to shift attention to the question of how the administration used that intelligence to bolster its even darker public assertions.