Over all, though, the test survey results show a prosperity that is shifting geographically.
Still, even without the pre-Soviet references, it marks an interesting flip in the way streetwear has shifted geographically.
The research also shows poverty is shifting geographically from the centre of London to the outskirts, as rents in central London become unaffordable and housing benefit caps force people to relocate to cheaper, less central areas.
French forces were to act less as regional gendarmes propping up vulnerable leaders, and do more for cross-border security and to combat terrorism.The threat has grown since the fall of Libya's Muammar Qaddafi, and the focus has also shifted geographically: towards a desert "motorway" that reaches from the porous borders of southern Libya through the Sahel to the Atlantic.
Bosses are no longer easily intimidated; more small firms, which tend not to be unionised, are being bred than big ones; and the economy's gravity is shifting geographically to the union-hostile South and West, and sectorally from manufacturing, the traditional stronghold of the unions, to service industries which think them irrelevant.Moreover, what do strikers win?
Global demand for personal information is also shifting geographically, adds Thomas Rusin, chief executive of the Affinion Security Center.
In Mexico, some industries have grown, such as the automotive industry, while others have decreased, such as textiles; many companies have shifted geographically, and the wages by industry have been modified.
Shen also wrote that since petrified bamboos were found underground in a climatic area where they had never been known to be grown, the climate there must have shifted geographically over time.
Shen also wrote that since petrified bamboos were found underground in a dry northern climate zone where they had never been known to grow, climates naturally shifted geographically over time.
