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The same data-driven spotlight has been turned on almost every procedure the hospital performs.
As he sat inside his office between games, Manager Terry Collins was willing to at least entertain the possibility that Harvey was driven to reclaim the spotlight that was commandeered before Wheeler's debut.
In 2007, the American critic Dave Hickey called Mr. Price "the Glenn Gould of object-makers," comparing him to the pianist as someone who was "predisposed to step away from the spotlight, similarly driven by meticulous eccentricities and beguiled, as Gould was, by the full, intimate grandeur of his practice".
Before a redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee drove into the spotlight, James E. Press, Chrysler's vice chairman, cited mildly hopeful sales statistics from the first three months of 2009 to show that the company was making progress.
Yet what has driven this study into the spotlight isn't the scientific implications – it is the fact that the researchers failed to obtain consent from the thousands of Facebook users who were subjected to the intervention.
But in Washington and elsewhere, the hand-wringing has begun nonetheless, driven not only by the spotlight on Mr. Daniels but also by the tumultuous rise of former Speaker Newt Gingrich — a figure well known to Republicans on Capitol Hill — and the failure so far of Mitt Romney to unite the party.
While the sect has drifted in and out of the international spotlight, its victims driven from their homes have quietly piled up under the radar of state and international officials, leaving ordinary Nigerians to act as a safety net for than 1.5 million internally displaced people (IDPs).
Recently, the emergence of nanostructured perovskite oxides (such as three-dimensional ordered nanostructure, nano-array structure) with outstanding catalytic activity has further driven methane catalytic combustion research into spotlight.
One wonders, though, if Maliki's reaction to this incident is driven by a desire to take the spotlight off the Iraqi government's failures and buy it some bargaining room, both in domestic circles and with the Americans.
Consideration of longer-term neurologic problems or neurodegeneration was driven not by scientific research but by the spotlight that the popular sports press shone on what was happening to the health of popular players.
