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NSF's expanding focus on international activities is reflected in a recent reorganization.

This need is reflected in a recent joint report from the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Engineering.

This finding is not unexpected and is reflected in a recent initiative by hospice and palliative care services which, having recognised the issue, have introduced volunteers to support carers in the process, for example the Marie Curie Helper Service [ 41].

The uncertainty of the benefit of NIPPV in patients with ALI is reflected in a recent survey of NIPPV practice in which less than 40% of providers consider NIPPV to be beneficial in this group of patients [ 12].

This was reflected in a recent conversation with Tim Pawlenty, the Republican governor of Minnesota, a social conservative who opposes gay marriage and is considering a run for president.

That view was reflected in a recent opinion article in the Jerusalem Post written by Lior Akerman, a former brigadier-general who served in the Israeli domestic security agency, the Shin Bet.

The importance of the parks to the public and politicians was reflected in a recent letter from Senator Fred Thompson, Republican of Tennessee, to President Bush encouraging the administration to support the agency's clean-up rules.

Mr. Richichi's eating habits, joined at the waistline with the N.F.L., were reflected in a recent study that investigated whether a football team's outcome had an effect on what fans ate the day after a game.

This has also been reflected in a recent trend of using older, more experienced drivers, who are potentially slower but are safer than a young driver who has to learn the cars, tracks and craft during his first season.

That sentiment was reflected in a recent poll carried on the Molineux Mix website, which showed 59.62% of fans wanted the 52-year-old to remain in his post, with 15.76% undecided and a mere 24.62% choosing the option marked "sack the git now".

Such concerns were reflected in a recent study released by PricewaterhouseCoopers.