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We approached it just as the roiling, chugging harmonica solo gives way to Keith's guitar solo, kicked to the forefront by another Charlie Watts gavel.

"There is such a willingness to push to the forefront, by a groundswell of female activists getting things done," Ms. Tarhuni said.

EBay is trying to remain at the forefront by retooling its online bazaar and popular payment service, PayPal, to work better with mobile devices.

The issue has been brought to the forefront by the garment factory collapse in Bangladesh, which killed more than 800 people.

Analysts say the current debate revolves around the question pushed to the forefront by the war on terrorism: Which candidate is the better commander in chief?

Such disparity was recently brought to the forefront by Universal Pictures' decision to release multiple versions of "Brüno" in Britain to get around ratings restrictions there.

The forefronting by Obama of The Wire at a highly charged racial moment in national politics, several years after the show ended, is usually read as endorsement of the sustained critical approval of the show.

"Björk's put herself way at the forefront here by saying, 'We'll release this album and these apps at the same time and they're all part of the same story.' The app is an expression of the music, the story and the idea".

The topic of consent has been brought to the forefront especially by allegations against Ansari.

Initially, Dalgety remained at the forefront, but by the eighth round Yass-Canberra had emerged as a new leader, and the site was confirmed in the ninth round of voting.

This issue has been brought to the forefront recently by experimental work on group-beneficial traits in model bacterial and yeast systems [6], [9] [20] including, but not limited to, work using Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas fluorescens, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Myxococcus xanthus, Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Escherichia coli.