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Power consumption of mobile devices has moved to the forefront of SoC development concerns.

With the athlete passport program, the sport moved to the forefront of the antidoping movement.

Stem cell research moved to the forefront of the presidential campaign last week.

That was when Jang – who had been purged twice before – moved to the forefront of North Korean politics again.

Border security has moved to the forefront of Republican campaigns, from the frontier districts of Arizona to Upstate New York.

New environmental policy instruments (NEPIs) (market-based instruments and environmental agreements) have moved to the forefront of environmental policy in recent years.

Mr. Donilon said the threats to cybersecurity had moved to the forefront of American concerns with China, noting that he was not "talking about ordinary cybercrime or hacking".

By the early 1980s Hassan had accepted the existence of the state of Israel and moved to the forefront of peace negotiations in the Middle East.

Once bastions of command-and-control management style, U.S. military institutions have moved to the forefront of organizational and leadership agility.

Capitol Hill aides said earlier this week that some type of financial product safety commission was moving to the forefront of fast-moving efforts to overhaul regulation.

With a presidential election looming, wages are likely to move to the forefront of the national debate.