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That shift was explained, in part, as a reflection of the generally conservative nature of her congressional district as against the relatively liberal views of the state at large.
In fact, the region's Olympic drive can be seen in part as a reflection of a yearning to shed its backwater image, an impression reinforced by abandoned coal mines and by steep hills scarred by barbed-wire fences, bunkers and minefields placed there to guard against invasion by North Korea.
The two words "human nature" (Chinese: xing; Japanese: sei) and "principle" (Chinese: li; Japanese: ri) were joined in part as a reflection of the Neo-Confucian identification of human nature with principle.
The piece was done in large part as a reflection of the current health care system in this country.
Times critic Sarah Rosenberg recently wrote, "Dada artists used mannequin parts... as a reflection of consumer culture and war trauma".
A sudden surge in recalls is seen in part by analysts as a reflection of Chinas expanding role in the worlds supply chain, the increased sophistication of products nowadays, as well as the limitation of Chinas bureaucracy to cope with the strains of the boom in exports.
Sometimes Mr. Klein seems oblivious to the bigger picture; Dada artists used mannequin parts, for instance, as a reflection of consumer culture and war trauma.
This may in part be a reflection of increased CD63 protein expression.
Historically, Hispanics have not been as likely to register to vote as other groups, in part a reflection of the fact that a fair number of them are not United States citizens.
Dodon's status as favourite is in part a reflection of a loss of trust in pro-European leaders in the ex-Soviet state of 3.5 million, which was plunged into turmoil after a corruption scandal came to light in late 2014.
Roberts' critical vote last summer to uphold the Affordable Care Act, aka "Obamacare," has been interpreted as at least in part a reflection of his concern that after a series of decisions in which it took positions favorable to Republicans the court was in danger of being viewed by Americans as becoming too political.
