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Under a settlement, the site was moved to 69th Place last year, but now the problem has shifted to that area, where Mr. Dalfino and other critics live.

Another reason it suggested was that the UCI had directed its efforts at the highest echelon and "part of the doping problem has shifted to layers below the top level.

That problem has shifted to Eastern Europe and the Baltics.

Recently, attention has shifted to problems with linear functional conditions.

The problem: Much of the PC business has shifted to laptops.

But despite an international campaign, no diplomatic or military progress has been made to secure their release – while Western attention has shifted to the problems of Islamic fundamentalism in Iraq and Syria.

Now, the focus has shifted to supply, the problem of finding and managing water resources while protecting their quality.

Now that production has shifted to the United States, Mr. Winthrop says those problems have disappeared.

Instead, focus has shifted to mental properties.

"Moreover, the problem has shifted away from ARM resets, which it was designed to address," alluding to changes in adjustable-rate mortgages, "and toward negative homeowners' equity and rising unemployment".

In response to these problems, urban planning policies have shifted to a sustainable focus and cities have begun to develop new strategies for improving the quality of urban ecosystems.