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About as many people have a favorable image of Mr. Gore as unfavorable, not an altogether enviable position, but a notable shift from last December, when a far higher proportion viewed him negatively.

The shape of the SE peak, Figure 6 e, is similar in all cases, but a notable shift of the curves along the photoelectron kinetic energy axis can be seen.

It may have been the result of Republicans' laser-like focus on cutting food stamps, but there was a notable shift.

But for Mr. Obama it is a notable shift from 2008, when he modulated any anti-China talk, in part because jobs were not as central an issue then and in part because his foreign-policy advisers warned him that if he made China a punching bag, he would spend his first year as president repairing the damage.

That is a notable shift, but isn't all that surprising.

"It's still early days, but we're already seeing a notable shift in the market," said IDC analyst Jitesh Ubrani.

Tracy Schmaler, a Justice Department spokeswoman, said the Republican report contained "distortions," but she also portrayed it as a "notable shift" from frequent Republican claims that Obama administration officials had authorized gun-walking tactics.

But Celli said there has been a notable shift in tone under Francis, which he attributes in part to the new pope's own eagerness to communicate by any means possible.

But any intelligence sharing with the United States constitutes a notable shift in relations.

But in the last few years there has been a notable shift.

The period of 1970 1985 contained historical use peaks with a notable shift to downward trends for many but not all countries.