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Analysts including Cole believe the Syrian government, possibly urged on by its Iranian backers, is admitting through its retreat that it must concentrate its resources in Damascus and along coastal areas, where a majority of the country's population still lives.
The Goldman Sachs Group laid off 50 traders and sales executives in its equities division yesterday, as it continues to concentrate its resources in more profitable areas.
"CIAR likes to concentrate its resources on what it perceives to be cutting-edge areas," says Gray, "and it has made a fairly long commitment to this program".
This does not mean Democrats should abandon their few strongholds in Retro states, but it does require that the party concentrate its resources in Metro states.
NASA's administrator, Daniel S. Goldin, told a Congressional subcommittee last month that he was highly frustrated that Russia would agree to a venture to extend Mir operations after saying that it would abandon the station and concentrate its resources on the new project.
Davis keeps profits high at Arista by signing fewer acts and putting out fewer albums than competitors, a strategy that allows his label to concentrate its resources on marketing and promoting every record it releases.
It concentrates its resources on activities in education, the environment, global development and population, performing arts, and philanthropy, as well as grants to support disadvantaged communities in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Bordering two of the fastest growing economies of the world, China and India, Pakistan would benefit if it concentrated its resources on economic growth instead of the seemingly impossible task of achieving parity with India.
The criminologists were funded by the Engineering and Physical Science Research Council, which usually concentrates its resources on pure science.
During the first five years of the 40's, with the nation concentrating its resources on World War II, production further declined, to 16,500 units a year.
