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President Bush's new policy directive moves the federal government even further in the direction of commercial satellites, expanding Mr. Tenet's order to the federal government as a whole.

The next album, "Strictly Personal" (1968), went even further in the direction of rhythmic originality.

But the dissenters disagreed and said the decision went further in the direction of protecting an unqualified right to abortion.

However…unlike at Dalston the balance between movement and place has been tilted further in the direction of movement.

"We have to go further in the direction of reform," said Assemblyman John J. Faso, the Republican minority leader.

(His son Andrew has gone further in the direction of the New Democrats, capping property taxes and proposing budget cuts).

And he went further and further off in the direction of being an outsider, mainly, in simple terms, of alcoholism.

It is a further shift in the direction of news being faster, shorter, simpler and a mere commodity.

Bismarck's shift had serious political implications: it signified his opposition to any further evolution in the direction of political democracy.

As Mapes points out, when more women begin riding, that will signal a big change in attitude, which will prompt further changes in the direction of safety and elegance.

England will now go into the final Test with the pressure off them and an opportunity, should they decide, to throw things a little further forward, in the direction of the next series, three Tests against Pakistan in the UAE in October.