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It is just that his choreographic concerns are now directed toward more vernacular, less academic, movement.

The same radical energies that he had once devoted to civic improvement were now directed toward imperial problems.

Current efforts are now directed toward exploring further classical reactions such as Glaser coupling or diacetylene polymerization for on-surface synthesis on bulk insulator substrates.

But he still takes the act-object model to be the proper analysis of sensory experience except that the act is now directed toward not a mental object but rather an instance of a quality.

The dispersal is now directed toward the points with a low rescaled population density.

Research is now directed toward finding a method sensitive enough to bring the risk of occult metastases below 20%.

Historically interest in the immune mechanisms of insects has been focussed on the immune response to infections in the hemolymph, but attention is now directed increasingly toward epithelial responses.

More than 290,000 tons of the high-tech castoffs are now directed away from landfills and toward recyclers each year.

LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.

The New Yorker, September 4 , 1995P. 41 LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.

By David Rieff The New Yorker, September 4 , 1995P. 41 LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.