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The F.B.I. appears to be focused on recent media disclosures on American cyberattacks on Iran, a terrorist plot in Yemen that was foiled by a double agent and the so-called "kill list" of terrorist suspects approved for drone strikes, some of those interviewed have told colleagues.

This view implies that conservation efforts should instead be focused on recent radiations containing species with low ED scores (e.g. murid rodents), which represent 'cradles' rather than 'museums' of diversity [e.g. 16], [42].

Although many of your readers are focused on recent history it is obvious that few people have paid attention to the long history of failure by Western powers in the Middle East.... How about an article about the medical and mental benefits that are or are not available to our heroes when they return?

She also said the company is focused on recent "product enhancements".

The paper is focused on recent accomplishments in basic and applied research on pulse detonation engines (PDE) and various PDE design concepts.

This review is focused on recent advances in the production of taxol and related taxanes in Taxus baccata, the taxol-producing European yew, using cell suspension culture technology.

This review is focused on recent developments in the isolation of novel AAV serotypes and isolates, their production and purification, diverse tissue tropisms, mechanisms of cellular entry/trafficking, and capsid structure.

This review is focused on recent progress in the field of electrochemical sensors and assays for DNA damage, particularly on typical applications of advanced electrochemical techniques in detecting oxidative DNA damage, abasic lesions, base mismatches, non-covalent interactions with drugs and other substances.

This review is focused on recent data regarding the epigenetic effects of butyrate with potential clinical implications in human medicine.

This work is focused on recent or popular phylogenetic visualization tools that can be applicable to a wider biological range of data.

Clearly, this article is not meant to minimize the importance of non-financial barriers [ 2], but in the context of this Supplement, which is focused on recent user fee abolition policies, our presentation of the general background is oriented toward issues of financial access.