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It's hard to work out from its contents whether in a few albums' time its author will be back to churning out neon-hued anthems or embedded even deeper into the musical leftfield, because its contents are neither the kind of unqualified success that confidently maps out a future direction or the kind of unmitigated disaster that requires her to beat a hasty retreat.
It may be that, as a pro-European, Blair feels compelled to map out a new direction after the European election.
Mr. Moonves said he had not mapped out a definite plan for the direction he would like UPN to take, other than a desire to maintain its appeal to viewers from 12 to 34 years of age.
Theories that for the scientist do practical work in the laboratory to make sense of certain data, and help map out the direction for future research, can be deployed in the world outside for or against various political, social, religious or anti-religious agendas.
Step 1: Map out the direction of your beard and discern how your hairs grow.
The plan will map out the direction UNICEF will take in advancing child rights beyond the targets for achievement of the Millennium Development Goals in 2015.
Map out the direction you plan on taking to achieve your goals.
"It might be that the Sochi logo design, in its simplicity, has mapped out a new direction and thought process for Olympic logos," Guo said.
