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But it concentrated its fire on the Ministry of Defence for its failure to provide troops with the equipment they needed.
But it concentrated its fire on Miliband's (lack of) political and economic nous: "It is hard to have confidence that Mr Miliband understands the scale of the challenge he will inherit when his primary task in government is to cut services.
But it concentrated his thoughts, took him to Cambridge, underpinned his eventual collaboration with Crick and led to a continuing exchange of ideas and information between the Cambridge group and Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin in the MRC unit at King's College.
This article describes features common to both types, but it concentrates on the unique bridges because of their greater technical, economic, and aesthetic interest.
Inspirations and influences: Adaptation is not the first self-aware, metatextual film - as a device, it goes back at least as far as Buster Keaton's Sherlock Jr (1924) - but it concentrates on the practice of intertextual adaptation like no other.
The McCaffrey show includes grainy videos of this performance, "Challenging Mud," and others, but it concentrates on a 40-year span of Mr. Shiraga's paintings, which he made entirely with his feet.
Mr. Berlind's canvas, "A Bridge," might also be seen as observed detail, but it concentrates on the optical effects of distorted reflection rather than the subjective feelings evoked by sensations.
Ortho's "How to Design & Build Children's Play Equipment" by Jay Beckwith ($6.95) has clear diagrams and instructions, but it concentrates more on climbing equipment.
NumbPTB GFP is uniformly cortical in interphase, but it concentrates over the basal centrosome in prometa and metaphase so that it is segregated into the future stem cell upon division.
The Australian press pack started the series sledging England but ended it concentrating on the feats of their own team.
