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The stories were typically prefaced by the author's strong assertion of their accuracy, and Wild Animals I Have Known marked the nature writer's first emphasis on the perspective of a wild animal.

She often seemed to be melding the hawkish tone of her own primary campaign with the diplomacy-first emphasis of her new boss.

His strong "work first" emphasis has seen the placement of nearly 350,000 individuals into employment since his appointment.

The first was emphasis of the multiple functions that forests provide, and to re-evaluate them interms of these, not just timber and products.

Third, the emphasis of the SDLC's principles is more on descaling big complex problems into small pieces than on scaling up the organization to match the complexity of the problems it is dealing with.

In the later part of the nineteenth century, the emphasis of Imperial defence policy had shifted from a single centralised Army and Navy to an approach whereby the self-governing Dominions began to provide forces for their own defence, and to begin to take responsibility for strategic interests and bases in their own geographic areas.

The third and fourth columns control the emphasis of terms added through query expansion from the GO and PO, respectively.

Robben was a menace from the first touch as the emphasis of the Dutch attack kept shifting to the right — so much so that Kuyt kept raising his arm higher and higher to remind his teammates that there were other options.

The emphasis of FIRST II and SI on development of experienced faculty is reflected in their participants' significantly greater number of years of teaching experience compared with those in the FIRST IV and CF groups.

Jones's "The March on Washington" is distinctly a work of the second-emphasis school.

The pianist and composer Lennie Tristano left a legacy that seems to go radically against the grain of jazz in the be-bop era: for the most part, his surviving music sacrifices dynamics and the ecstatic spilling-over of swinging rhythm sections; on his records, drummers tick like metronomes, avoiding the emphasis of the second and fourth beats.