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In recent months, investigators have particularly focused on the prospect of charging her with obstruction of justice, which carries a penalty up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Since 2015, Five Boro Story Project programs have particularly focused on gentrification and displacement, primarily working in neighborhoods where cultural history and memory are being erased and replaced, along with residents.
In line, a number of interesting studies have particularly focused on studying recombinant B. megaterium in its industrial bioprocess environment thus integrating systems metabolic engineering with systems biotechnology and providing the full picture toward optimal processes.
In this work, we have particularly focused on studying the feasibility of fabricating microcellular ceramics and the processing parameter-cell density relationships in the processing of microcellular preceramic polymers.
Though we are fortunate to have such an astute observer of national drug policy as Sally Satel, "A Whiff of 'Reefer Madness' in U.S. Drug Policy" (Commentary, Aug. 16) is unfair at best in presenting the true picture about why national leaders have particularly focused on marijuana use among youth.
Newspapers loyal to the government have covered the various allegations made in the cables but have particularly focused on material that is embarrassing to the US or the UK The campaigning Sunday Leader however published a call to journalistic arms: "As media acquired books, the powerful enacted bans.
In this article, we have particularly focussed on some of the green aspects of "WindFi" systems; relying on a low power, renewable design and the use of UHF frequency bands, where additional transmit power savings can contribute to the efficiency of the system.
This administration adheres to these principles and has particularly focused on reinforcing the rule of law when setting regulatory policy.
While a succession of American administrations have opposed the settlements here, Mr. Obama has particularly focused on them as obstacles to peace.
Mr. Green has particularly focused on the city's minority residents, many of whom have felt alienated by the Giuliani administration and angry toward it, and, by proxy, toward other politicians.
