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"In the course of this review, we also urge the commission to be mindful of the changes in the music industry in the last decade, particularly the shift to online distribution as the preferred way consumers purchase music," the senators added.
It is important, however, to be mindful of the changes that have occur red in the therapy of the newly diagnosed and relapsed HD patient (ABVD replacing MOPP regimens) and the impact these changes may or may not have on nonrelapse mortality in the autografted and nonautografted setting.
Be mindful of the changes and search your soul as you hit each milestone and double down with more money and skills (and some luck) - it's the only way to get to the next defensible position.
Such evaluations also need to both inform and be mindful of strategic changes in health service delivery for young people that are currently being undertaken in many countries (e.g., eHealth based initiatives).
Hartz, meanwhile, announced that it would be mindful of the huge changes the project would bring to Edison, and pledged no redevelopment work would begin until after the company met with local business owners and residents.
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Future exploration of mode effects should therefore, be mindful of such potential effect changes over time.
As you prepare your 2013 tax return, be mindful of how a divorce will change your future tax status.
Finally, be mindful of the 2017 tax law change that affects whether you can deduct charitable contributions.
The Army Corps said it would be mindful of advances in thinking about climate change.
