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But the other Sudanese, especially in the battered west and marginal east, will once again find themselves woefully lacking in true representation.The SPLM will then direct its focus on the referendum of 2011, in the hope that the south will secede and it will emerge as ruler of a new country rising from the ashes of half a century of turmoil.

Instead, he said, the U.S. should direct its focus further into space and establish colonies and labs on Mars.

His three-disc debut album "The Epic" (released on Flying Lotus Brainfeederr label) upended the contemporary jazz world, helping to direct its focus on the energy burning on the West Coast.

By considering how Google might rank those dimensions probably giving greatest weight to speed and breadth (areas where it had particular strength)—the firm determined that Google would be likely to continue directing its focus there.

But will that remain true in 2012, as Barack Obama's America deliberately directs its focus towards Asia, and as western Europe flounders in the mire of the euro crisis?

As we enter the next decade of reference genome-enabled experimentation in rice genetics, which has directed its focus on genotypic comparisons, allele and novel gene mining, the importance of a comprehensive annotation of cis-acting elements and trans-acting factors that define regulatory networks cannot be over-emphasized.

To bridge the competency gaps affecting the quality of EmONC, the government has directed its focus on standardizing the EmONC training curricula and its implementation.

This especially applied to research which directed its focus to an understanding of violence against others (Scenario 3), which they assumed would ultimately translate into a reduction of such behaviours.

She then entered New York University in 2003 to complete a master's degree from the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service in 2006, and then joined the American Friends Service Committee to direct its national project focusing on immigrant and refugee rights.

(Homejoy was less of a direct competitor, given its focus on cleaning, but it was in the broader home services industry and also attempted to expand into handyman services).

He decided that Stephen Hero lacked artistic control and form and rewrote it as "a work in five chapters" under a title A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man intended to direct attention to its focus upon the central figure.