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Indeed, Tuesday's Mississippi vote emerged as a case study in the effects and consequences of focusing on Mr. Obama.

She included officials who disapproved, at least initially, of using the Yazidis as sources, among them career diplomats who preferred their own sources and were skeptical that members of the Office of International Religious Freedom, who are not Iraq experts, understood the consequences of focussing on Yazidis.

I develop a heuristic concept of "social solitude" in contrast to "solidarity," and examine the political and philosophical consequences of focusing on solitude as an urban way of life and an expression of sexuality.

There are major consequences of focusing solely on specific measles mortality.

A number of authors have proposed mechanisms for looking at the trade off between health gains and health equity, and the consequences of focusing on health gains to the exclusion of health equity (e.g., [ 17- 19]).

Initially nine items related to DHPB (Box A, Figure 1) were included in the analysis guided by the theory [ 12] of health behaviour (items 1, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in Table 1, appendix 1) and new items developed as a consequence of focus groups conducted in Romania (items 2, 3 and 5).

NHS England said the trend was the consequence of focusing resources on hospitals to reduce waiting times, but told the committee it would reverse the decline in future.

Cullors says, "The consequence of focussing on a leader is that you develop a necessity for that leader to be the one who's the spokesperson and the organizer, who tells the masses where to go, rather than the masses understanding that we can catalyze a movement in our own community".

The former UK long jump record holder Chris Tomlinson was the big loser as British Athletics announced its lottery funded athletes for 2015 on Monday but the performance director Neil Black insisted such "really tough decisions" are an inevitable consequence of focusing on medal prospects for the 2016 Olympics.

Simulation runs show, among other results, that (a) the simulation exhibits network effects, i.e., the model captures the beneficial effect of collaboration; (b) the density of connections produces diminishing returns in term of the benefits on the invention rate; and (c) limits on the cognitive capacity of the individual agents have the counterintuitive consequence of focusing their efforts.

"The practical consequence of focusing instead on failed policies, such as self regulation, will be to make more difficult the work of the privacy experts around the world who could have otherwise benefitted from a meaningful discussion about how to move forward on legislation, aggressive enforcement, and other steps that are long overdue.