Thousands of enthusiasts arriving here on Thursday night found two focuses of attention.
Plague is primarily a disease of rodents and persists as focuses of infection in these hosts.
The administration and re-election effort were major focuses of the group's meeting on Thursday and yesterday.
So the focuses of the reviews are right and the findings should be heeded by school leaders.
Gringich's campaign is now emerging as one of the main focuses of anti-Romney rhetoric in the race.
The menu focuses, of course, on seafood, and does so with admirable ethics, eschewing anything exhaustively fished.
Since Rendezvous began in January, Asia has been one of the two main focuses of our coverage and our audience.
A number of Khmer shrines, probably intended as focuses of the Khmer Hindu dynastic cult, were built in Siam (Thailand).
Indeed, one of the focuses of American diplomacy should be to try to get Arab governments — and Arab public opinion — to speak out about Darfur.
Sani Sanilevich, who is managing Mr. Netanyahu's Internet campaign, said the Web was one of the biggest focuses of the campaign, and with good reason.
In an era without the once-in-a-lifetime Phelps, Kitajima, the driven Japanese breaststroker, would have been one of the primary focuses of the meet.
