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"This is a move aimed at eliminating plurality," said Khadija Ismayilova, Baku bureau chief for Radio Azadliq, the name of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Azerbaijan.
The deal is a move aimed at appealing to investors who have been troubled by Johnson & Johnson's failure to quickly resolve significant and apparently systemic problems in the company's consumer products division, which have tarnished once-golden brands like Tylenol.
He also announced an end to the moratorium on the death penalty for terrorism cases, which correspondents say is a move aimed at countering a view held by many Pakistanis that many terror suspects end up evading justice.
It's a move aimed at pleasing Tory party members unhappy with their presence in the countryside.
This was a move aimed at broadening the tax base in order to offset at least some of the revenue loss deriving from lower tax rates.
In what appeared to be a move aimed at reducing the potential for more public spats, the government on Wednesday announced the reappointment of Gholam Hossein Elham as its official spokesman.
It's a move aimed at the "sharing economy," a better, utopian future where we share and share alike.
The BBC's Robert Peston said this was a move aimed at neutralising Labour's claim that the Conservatives would cut spending to 1930s levels.
It's also a move aimed at more effectively piquing the interest of advertisers, which will be able to expand their footprint beyond individual articles to category verticals and the front page — both of which, as the site's new entry points, will likely be seeing increased, and more targeted traffic.
Some senior Labour party figures are worried a move aimed at diminishing the unions' influence could end up handing them even more power.
The Polish government, which has faced public dissent over austerity measures, faces an election in 2015, and analysts say the changes are part of a move aimed at improving its financial breathing room to borrow and spend.
