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The decision to alter some photographs did not appear to be influenced by concerns from advertisers.
But recently, the Yaz line's image has been clouded by concerns from some researchers, health advocates and plaintiffs' lawyers.
Mr. Tauzin is amused by concerns from environmental groups that he would spoil America to keep its engines humming.
In some of the city's specialized treatment courts, community service is often determined by concerns from residents, said Greg Berman, the director of the Center for Court Innovation.
The two-year delay in Britain's participation has been accompanied by concerns from the campaign group GeneWatch and others that the different DNA profiling systems in use within the EU risk throwing up large numbers of false DNA matches.
They have also sought to extend the life of the law by removing the so-called sunset provisions, only to be beaten back by concerns from civil libertarians in Congress who say the legislation needs greater scrutiny.
The performance was preceded by concern from ABC executives, who TMZ reported worried about all of the grinding and booty-bumping.
The authors attributed this insight to a detection bias caused by "concern from patients or physicians about the effectiveness of generic AEDs".
B11 BENT BUT UNBOWED -- In a new poll, New York residents say their civic pride is tempered, though far from crushed, by concerns for the city's future.
It is still fashionable in some quarters to decry having one's intellectual agenda shaped so strongly as this by concerns emanating from a field of practice; but as Stokes (1997) has made clear, many of the great, theoretically fruitful research programs in natural science had their beginnings in such practical concerns as Pasteur's groundbreaking work illustrates.
But the success stories in the global eradication of polio are often clouded by concerns emanating from the only three countries in which polio is still endemic – Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan.
