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When enacted, this recategorization helped to preserve the gene pool of the Boulonnais by encouraging breeding, but it also changed its primary purpose, resulting in a dramatic weight increase by the 1980s.

Still, Judge Ginsburg's opinion suggested that the appeals court ruling turned less on the recategorization of Mr. Bensayah's alleged ties to Al Qaeda than on skepticism about the basic credibility of the evidence the government presented against him.

We based this recategorization on the assumption that funding for industry sponsored studies is less likely to be disclosed than funding from other sources such as government as these other sources require acknowledgement of their funding.

It is precisely this kind of recasting that happened with whales in the 1980s, and Japan was intent on avoiding a similar recategorization with Atlantic bluefin tuna.

Gilbert 1997 proposes a more radical recategorization of arguments which would recognize "emotional arguments" as a fundamental category which demands its own treatment and assessment.

"The rating actions follow Shell's announcement today of a further negative recategorization of proved hydrocarbons reserves and its release of the audit report on the company's past booking process, which highlights areas of durably weak corporate governance with significant digressions from SEC rules," S&P said.

‡Obtained from recategorization in type 3 TZ versus other categories.

**Obtained from recategorization in preinvasive or invasive disease versus others.

††Obtained from recategorization in preinvasive versus invasive disease.

In this study, recategorization of breast cancer by ERE transcriptional activity suggests the possibility of distinguishing groups for whom endocrine therapy would be effective and ineffective.

Foods were classified into a hierarchical system consisting of 12 food groups and 43 food categories, which broadly reflected both the UK FSA and Australian categorization systems (19) without necessitating extensive recategorization of the Kantar food-purchasing data for this preliminary study.