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This article seeks to narrow this gap by making practical suggestions about the design of email tasks for use in Business English courses.

This Article seeks to narrow that academic gap and offer pragmatic advice to policymakers and judges considering the in-the-trenches issues of cross-examination.

Kati Haycock, president of the Education Trust, which seeks to narrow the achievement gap for poor students in part by raising teacher quality, said, "The overall proposal is a big step forward".

Late last month, an international coalition of liberal Anglicans started a campaign to reject the covenant, saying, "The covenant seeks to narrow the range of acceptable belief within Anglicanism".

Mr. Bloomberg, who approached his executive budget with a determinedly nonpolitical, technocratic manner, is now taking his first set of real political risks as he seeks to narrow the budget gap.

The third season of "The Apprentice," a reality series that seeks to narrow a field of candidates to one who will be hired by the Trump Organization, begins tomorrow.

Mr. Obama has sought to narrow America's mission.

We sought to narrow down what kind of facilitation leads to repetition reduction.

The Soviet pattern is to seek to narrow differences based on existing proposals.

And just this year, the industry sought to narrow the Environmental Protection Agency's study on fracking's risks to water resources.

Even now there are signs that the Bush administration is seeking to narrow the scope of the Clean Water Act.