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There will be less of a focus on doing experiments.
The implication is that there will be less of a focus on the fight against drug trafficking, as General Gilibert acknowledged in remarks to reporters here last week.
Audio looks to be less of a focus this time out – a bit surprising, perhaps, given that smartphone manufactures are rapidly pushing wireless headphone adoption by accelerating the death of the standard jack on devices like the iPhone 7.
As UN states develop a global compact on migration in 2017, there should be less of a focus on reducing complex migration phenomena to their "root causes" and more on the potential of migration as a win-win.
The implications of this expanded scope may be less of a focus on simple, realistic eating recommendations and more of an expansive but cursory review of a multitude of topics.
But now there seems to be less of a focus on cultivating the talent that is here that needs a chance to flourish, and there's more of a focus on bringing international talent for the sake of bringing in international talent.
Because of its Manhattan location, Culture Espresso Bar, 72 West 38th Street (Sixth Avenue), (212) 302-0200, cultureespresso.com, is less of a focus than an oasis.
Much has been made of his ties to Russia and how that may affect his role, while Tillerson's position on climate change has been less of a focus.
It almost seems like that's less of a focus with this release.
(There is less of a focus on the strictly medical side of things in "Fault," in part because it's Greg's story far more than Rachel's).
