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We've changed the design for Guardian Pick to make it look more like a reference marker for an interesting comment; the G and C badges denoting Guardian staff and contributors are now more clearly aligned to the person, rather than the comment.

Companies have nothing to fear if what they propose is fair and reasonable and clearly aligned to what is good for long-term shareholders," said Rossi, who was speaking for a fund management firm that manages more than £165m of assets.

In this delineation process, Holsapple and Moskowitz (1980, p. 84) propose the 'identification of generalizations.' It involves the derivation of general categories that can be identified within specific explanations where attributes can be clearly aligned to.

The "primary benefits of the intrusion seem clearly aligned to facilitate theft of intellectual property and trade secrets, rather than to conduct traditional, national-security-related intelligence collection," CrowdStrike said in a blog post to be published on Monday.

Accreditation of endoscopy units is essential and clearly aligned to JAG's core objectives: To agree and set acceptable standards for competence in endoscopic procedures and training and to quality assure services.

Each clearly aligns to the mRNA sequence of POU5F1 but with sequence alterations, indicating origin by retrotransposition.

Although she was clearly aligned her movements to the 600 ms-ISI beat and reflect a basic attraction of rhythmic movement to auditory rhythms, further investigation of chimpanzees' behavioral synchrony to various rhythms in different modalities appear warranted.

In the past, open access was very clearly aligned with a democratic access-to-knowledge imperative.

But beyond appearances of influence and playing games, the stakes between Russia and the rest of the world seem to be more clearly aligned than ever before.

As mentioned above, only points with magnitudes greater than 10 to 15 m/s are clearly aligned with the gray line, which is represented by Eq. (1).

The variation in X-ray attenuation, and so voxel intensity, observed in RW induced trees was clearly aligned with TW but did not correspond to g-fibre presence in the tissue.