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For other immigration specialists, however, the measures offer an example of shifting priorities.

The Fighting Irish, in other words, became the latest example of shifting allegiances in the landscape of college sports.

One example of shifting of responsibility on to the military came when the BBC's Matt Frei interviewed President Bush in February.

It's an important example of "shifting baseline syndrome": In looking back nostalgically we forget that we live in a depleted time.

Shift work in hospital nurses is a particularly demanding example of shift-work disruption because (i) the shifts change from on to off so frequently and (ii) most night-shift nurses strive to flip immediately back to day-activity/night-sleep on days-off.

While the powerlessness of sex workers is real, the women's reliance on blaming men put together with our previous findings, seem to suggest another example of shifting blame to reduce dissonance.

The illustrative example of shifting conformer distributions (MWC model) and changing conformations (KNF model) described above starts to show the conformational plasticity of Syt I with two theoretical binding events.

To the Editor: David Brooks cites the Dutch health care system and Representative Paul D. Ryan's Medicare privatization scheme as examples of shifting the cost of care to beneficiaries with premium supports.

Her recovery is funny, unabashedly self-deprecating, and rich with stunning examples of shifting her attention.

Figure 3 shows three examples of shifts in orientation preference and improvement of evoked responses following adaptations.

Among the examples of shifts in habitat utilization revealed by the present study is the Canebrake groundcreeper, Clibanornis dendrocolaptoides.