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While the editorial employees will mostly shift to New York, some of the technical employees of the joint venture — engineers, Web developers — will be staying in Washington State, where NBC will set up an office it is calling the NBC News Innovation Center.

Multinationals that used to run their Latin American operations from Miami, Mexico or Buenos Aires have mostly shifted to São Paulo; China and India are still often overseen from Singapore or Hong Kong, though Shanghai is becoming more popular.

However, while their traffic shifts from desktop to mobile – it mostly shifts to mobile web, and apps still account for a small portion of their mobile inventory.

We also note the suppression of the integral flux around 2006 2012 during which the Z GSM of the Geotail location mostly shifts to negative values (Fig. 1b).

Android tablets as a whole account for only 0.7percentt, according to Velti, with the iPad making up 97.5percentt, with its share mostly shifting from standard iPads to iPad minis between January and February of 2013.

The second involved mostly shifting cultivation as Austronesian-speaking populations moved through the Philippines into the equatorial zone and towards eastern Indonesia, and also a gradual demise of rice in the face of the indigenous tubers and fruits that were more suited to perhumid and equatorial environmental conditions.

It mostly shifts responsibility from one part of the economy to the other.

Since then, efforts to regulate pot farming have mostly shifted to the state level.

In fact, when it comes to women in politics, having Hillary Clinton out of the running means the global discussion has mostly shifted to other countries.

Recent activity has mostly shifted to Kīlauea's eastern rift zone, the site of 24 historical eruptions, located mostly on its upper section; by contrast, the volcano's southwestern rift zone has been relatively quiet, and has only been the site of five events to date.

Beginning with the Berlin Conference in 1884 – leading to the colonial despotism, to the National Conference of 1989 in Benin – marking the beginning of the democratic renewal, Africa continues to experience various patterns of political-economic regulations, mostly shifting away from autocratic regimes and toward more open governance.