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The second principle bears further explanation, in that literature increasingly highlights the potentially negative aspects of STEGH on host communities.
Additional knowledge of the complex problems surrounding environment and health (E&H) increasingly highlights questions regarding the relation between policy and research [ 1].
Beyond the conventional view that transplanted cells directly generate new muscle, recent evidence increasingly highlights an indirect, paracrine mechanism in the repair process that stimulates cross-talk between delivered cells and the diseased myocardium engendering a regenerative response.
Even the state-controlled press increasingly highlights individual examples of abuse by local governments in the provinces, prodding the authorities to make good on pledges to respect the rule of law.
Such an appropriation and denial though has already happened in Western discourse, which increasingly highlights animal rights but somehow turns its back on India's past and present.
Global marketers like H&M, the cheap chic clothing chain with stores in 18 countries, increasingly highlight models with racially indeterminate features.
Mr. Thompson is increasingly highlighting the fact that two main rivals, Mr. Giuliani and Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, hail from the Northeast.
If the economy improves, and Democrats continue to maintain an advantage on domestic issues, the Republican candidates will increasingly highlight foreign policy, an area of perceived vulnerability for Obama and Clinton.
However campaign strategist David Axelrod said "the campaign will devote more staff members to policy (there are now seven) and that the senator's speeches will increasingly highlight his proposals".
Mr. Bradley also said he would increasingly highlight the economic benefits of his health care proposal, which he said would provide the equivalent of a $25 billion-a-year tax cut for people earning less than $50,000 a year.
The Johannesburg Art Gallery, established in the early years of the 20th century with donations from mining magnates, features Africa's finest collection of European Impressionists, while most of the city's dozen private galleries increasingly highlight the work of African artists.
