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Within the last two weeks, Iraqis have effectively moved from near-pariah status to regular and direct contact with the highest ranking United Nations officials.
The question is still open, but President Obama and the NATO secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, have effectively moved the planned troop withdrawal date from July 2011 to at least 2014, with surprisingly little objection.
Central banks have effectively moved in this directly by raising the weight placed on unemployment in their reaction functions as seen in the Fed's new "threshold" approach to policy.
The likes of Savage, Gary Speed and Giggs have effectively moved into international retirement under Toshack who hopes that a nucleus of Bellamy, Danny Gabbidon, James Collins, Simon Davies and Jason Koumas can be supported by emerging talents such as Gareth Bale, Lewin Nyatanga, Wayne Hennessey, David Cotterill and Joe Ledley.
One analyst said that Ofgem had effectively "moved the goalposts" without consultation.
Mr. Reed says Mr. Daniels has effectively moved up that timetable, intensifying national interest in his wife by suggesting that she controls whether he will run.
Following in his grandfather's footsteps, Kim Jong Un has elevated the status of the Workers Partyy and has effectively moved away from the "military first" policy promoted by his father by announcing a "simultaneous push" toward both nuclear and economic development.
Asked if that meant police had "effectively moved away from what the Police Act requires to an internal system of management," West said, "it's probably fair to say, yes".
First, the two airlines had effectively moved in together before deciding to get married, aligning their flights through a code-share partnership and linking their frequent-flier programs, so they were more partners than rivals even before the merger was announced.
Dr. Tabb has effectively moved through the different levels of leadership, gaining experience through a variety of roles with increasing responsibility and scope, first at GE's health care technology business and then at Stanford Hospital & Clinics, where he moved up the ranks to chief medical officer before becoming CEO at Beth Israel Deaconness.
