The story was of such force that it could not dissipate into the news cycle, and instead spawned other stories that questioned the priorities driving the original story.
H.I.V. would spark tensions over spending priorities, driving up health care costs and sharpening military manpower shortages, Dr. David F. Gordon, a C.I.A. official and the report's author, said at a news conference at the intelligence agency's headquarters here.
A Caveat As Twitter goes through this transition — seeing old talent leave, new talent arrive, new companies acquired and a new set of priorities driving the company — Mr. Bernstein cautions that while Twitter may become a less innovative company, that does not mean it will become a less valuable one.
"There are priorities driving Chinese policy makers to move faster than they are used to," says Li Yan, head of climate and energy campaign for Greenpeace East Asia.
"Now that we've made it, we'll be adjusting the operations style from a priority on driving to a priority on conducting the investigations needed at each layer of the mountain".
I like the idea that one's first priority after driving through some kind of conflagration, a riot, say, a war zone, or maybe some post-nuclear disaster, might be to restore your car to "that perfect showroom finish".
"Resolving this matter in a fair and equitable manner now enables us to focus on our No. 1 priority of driving guest traffic into each Burger King restaurant," Mr. Blum said in the letter.
In India, at uncontrolled intersections no traffic streams possess the absolute priority of driving and vehicles enter the intersection alternatively one after another from different streams.
Uncontrolled intersections in developing countries are treated as first-in-first-out (FIFO) intersections since none of the traffic streams possess the absolute priority of driving at intersections and generally vehicles approach the intersection alternatively one after another from different streams.
