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These measures significantly reduced the incidence of salmonellosis [ 15, 16] and most likely contributed to a shift in the relative contribution of pathogens that are currently causing AGE.

But after the commando raid a year ago, international outrage over the deaths, along with the hardships in Gaza, contributed to a shift in Israeli policy.

Concern over the war in Iraq, despite recent advances in security there, also remains on the minds of independent voters and has contributed to a shift toward Democrats in New Hampshire.

But the diminishing physical needs of many businesses in the digital era, and the realisation that residential and leisure towers needed fewer lifts than packed office blocks, leaving more space to let, contributed to a shift by landlords and developers.

Second, whereas the Tories could once command substantial battalions of working-class voters on the basis of imperialist chauvinism or religious sectarianism, the standardisation of living and consumption has contributed to a shift toward a class vote in those places.

Shorter distance and easier access to medical resources contributed to a shift toward greater medical condition severity in patients transferred by HEMS from remote Tokyo islands.

Others believe the success of the park is contributing to a shift in housing patterns across the city.

The projections for the region show a continued drying trend throughout the coming century as climate change contributes to a shift in circulation patterns.

In this explanation, it is hoped that the operation and its aftermath will so dazzle fence-sitting Afghans and the Taliban alike that it will contribute to a shift of perceptions about which side in the war is gaining momentum.

Huge and growing disparities of wealth contribute to a shift of political power from the many to the privileged few, retard economic growth and productivity, and undermine the values we profess.

Yet it appears to have coincided with disillusionment about the Pirate Bay's founders, who had been treated as folk heroes by many ordinary Swedes, in contributing to a shift in attitudes about file-sharing.