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Even so, seven years after the crisis, and with growth in the emerging East Asian countries now strong, it seems odd that investment is still so weak.One explanation may be that China's rise has resulted in a bigger shift in investment demand in the rest of Asia than elsewhere in the world.

In a bigger shift, it's also building a salesforce of independent contractors who handle the work of digitizing the videos and photos.

In a bigger shift from his campaign pledge to end earmarks, he tells me that they are a bad "symbol" of easy spending but that he will fight for Kentucky's share of earmarks and federal pork, as long as it's doled out transparently at the committee level and not parachuted in in the dead of night.

Saracens rugby director Mark McCall: "A lot of players put in a big shift for Irish out there and we had to defend well at times.

"The boys have put in a big shift this season and we've been a bit disappointed in terms of the Premiership, but I feel we've played a lot of good rugby".

This would seem to be part of a bigger shift in aviation commerce.

Sanders' success is indicative of a bigger shift in the Democrat party, which is moving to the left.

Assuming the next president gets to replace all four of the oldest justices (Ginsburg, Scalia, Kennedy, and Breyer), we're in for a big shift.

Clinton would like to see a bigger shift in big Texas counties to offset rural areas and she'd like to see a shift in Florida.

A bigger shift in λmax for an unfolded protein indicates a complete exposure on unfolding for a buried tryptophan.

The MetLife Foundation and Civic Ventures reported in June that a big shift in focus already is well underway.