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Her own research has centered on the interpretation and reception of mass culture and the role of women, labor and students in social movements and politics.

Release from predation helps explain the lionfish (Pterois volitans/miles) invasion of the western Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, although the extent of biological control exerted by native predators is a topic of debate centered on the interpretation of spatial distributions of lionfish and those predators.

My main critique of the manuscript is centered on the interpretation of the data.

A number of large-scale sequencing studies were presented and most of these talks centered on the interpretation of low coverage sequencing data to understand the etiology of complex disease.

In 1988, Deleuze published a book on Leibniz entitled The Fold: Leibniz and the Baroque, which added new elements to the reading of Leibniz that appeared in Deleuze's earlier books: an interpretation centered on the concept of the fold, a development of a concept of the Baroque, and a attempt to define a neo-Leibnizianism in terms of contemporary artistic and scientific practices.

Interpretations of amour propre centered on the Second Discourse (which, historically, are the most common ones), often focus on the fact that the need for recognition always has a comparative aspect, so that individuals are not content merely that others acknowledge their value, but also seek to be esteemed as superior to them.

Confusion centered on the NATO military forces.

Talk centered on the coming season.

But it all centered on the Mac.

Keep your weight centered on the board.

Place it centered on the top line.