And the Johnston Press has tricks of its own it can bring to bear – a range of weekly titles in Ulster, for instance, that can help establish the i in Northern Ireland, an army of sales reps who can get just the right number of copies in just the right shops, an editorial resource that, 220 times over, can chip in to fill news gaps.
It's a wide range of films, from micro-budget indies to large-scale studio pictures, that show traces of these anxieties and also bear a range of responses, from anger and hostility to resignation, acceptance and even triumph.
The Zimbabwean singer Netsayi and her group, Black Pressure, will open, bringing their grounding in African music to bear on a range of Western styles.
At the Voice, Tate became known for the slangy erudition he brought to bear on a range of topics, not just hip-hop and jazz but also science fiction, literary theory, movies, city politics, and police brutality.
Each card in your wallet can bear a wide range of costs, and retailers may pay different amounts to accept the same card.
Instead, the introspector, like the poster-viewer, brings to bear a diverse range of cognitive resources as suits the occasion.
It stated that the native title system was "highly resource intensive" with costs borne by a range of public and private institutions, but most acutely by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Fold recognition using the FFAS03 server [ 45] suggested that BAPKO_0026 was more closely related to E. coli OmpW, whereas the BAPKO_0422 paralogous group (BAPKO_0422, BAPKO_0423, BAPKO_0591) bore similarities to a range of proteins including the Neisseria meningitidis protein NspA and the E. coli proteins OmpA and OmpW (Table 1).
Brazil had also begun to exercise a commensurate measure of influence on the global political scene, with Lula dispensing advice and bear hugs to a range of foreign leaders who included Barack Obama and Hugo Chávez.
Other forms of human-caused mortality are up, and bears are facing a range of threats to critical food sources, including white bark pine nuts and lake trout".
There are some early signs that the pressure recently brought to bear on President Kabila by a range of outside powers -- the World Bank, the United States and Western Europe -- to cut a deal with Rwanda to get the Rwandans out of his country may bear fruit.
