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It might be more apt to refer to a reformist tendency, which doesn't so much represent a dramatic departure from U.S. conservatism as it's been practiced in recent decades but rather a shift of emphasis.

For all Francis's facility with symbols and grand gestures, he has not instituted a break from Church teaching but, rather, a shift in focus from text to practice, from household rules to daily life.

It's probably not a case of Bonfire Night decline, but rather a shift in priorities.

Neither surface modification nor increase in defect density or stress at the CNT-electrode contact could be detected, but rather a shift in G+ and G− peak positions in regions with high CNT density between the electrodes.

The biggest shift in retail has not been the switch from in-store to online shopping, but rather a shift in the customer's approach to purchasing items.

Conyers said he wasn't looking for any specific changes from the president, but rather a shift in tone from Obama's previous defense of the programs as critical to national security.

Additionally, the "medieval body" was not a stable, monolithic entity, but rather a shifting constellation of ideas and practices that waxed, waned, and coexisted throughout the Middle Ages.

Indeed, the "medieval body" was not at all a stable, monolithic entity, but rather a shifting constellation of ideas and practices that waxed, waned, and coexisted throughout the Middle Ages.

But rather a mind shift in how we live our lives and that an alarmingly simple change in the way we structure our time can drastically improve our quality of life.

However, even following removal of these organisms the communities are still significantly different, suggesting that the differences are not due to a bloom of one or two organisms, but rather a fundamental shift in community composition.

The third and most distinct possibility does not concern acceptability but rather a genuine shift in the normative definitions of overweight and obesity, driven by social change.