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The casualty shift has emerged as Afghan troops have taken the lead in combat operations.

An information and intelligence shift has emerged in America's national security state over the last two decades, and that change has been reflected in the country's educational institutions as they have become increasingly tied to the military, intelligence, and law enforcement worlds.

However, more recently a new policy shift has emerged in which preparedness, rehabilitation, prevention and planning are key elements.

This age shift has emerged as an important health issue and is associated with an increased utilization of emergency services by the elderly.

A shift has emerged in the patterns of human trafficking in Nepal with the opening of the borders to foreign labor migration and the rapid internal displacements caused by the cross-cutting issues interlinked with poverty, unemployment, gender discrimination, social exclusion, and globalization (11).

1 3 Given the significant impact biologic therapies have had in the treatment of RA, a paradigm shift has emerged toward earlier inclusion of these therapies in the management of RA. 3 4 Furthermore, international guidelines published in 2010 recommend a treat-to-target goal of remission for patients with early RA in order to mitigate radiographic progression and long-term disability.

Given shortages of skilled health workers and skill-mix disparities between available health workers, task shifting has emerged as an important strategy to delegate tasks to lower level cadres by providing them focused training on key activities [ 50].

Support the leader: Luis Urzua, a 54-year-old shift foreman, has emerged as the de facto leader of the miners.

And the party fears those kinds of losses could become more frequent in coming elections, because of a demographic shift that has emerged as a serious threat for them: Democrats simply have more voters in fewer states.

The mantra "shift left" has emerged in the security and DevOps communities, but the words themselves are as confusing as the ideas being promoted to achieve them.

To keep up with those shifts, there has emerged a growing need for new executive roles.