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The new series, "Literally Speaking," will focus on first readings of new books by Westchester authors.

Broadly speaking, the Summit will focus on three goals: making more productive use of Federal and private Alzheimer's research dollars; reducing the time, cost and risk of getting new Alzheimer's treatments to patients; and looking to new, coordinated international responses to the Alzheimer's challenge.

And so the company will focus on "building products that speak to and help accelerate that vision".

The Berlinale's Tea Time readings will focus on environmental issues, and Erin Brockovich will speak on 15 February.

My next post will focus on specific words -- the candidates' names as spoken by each other.

The investigation is led by the section of the force that handles financial crimes, and it will focus on charges of aggravated breach of trust, the people said, speaking anonymously because they were not authorized to speak with the media.

Campaign aides say he will speak there about a patient's bill of rights, one of the issues the Democrats will focus on this week.

First, I will focus on the connection between science and warfare (between science and the death drive so to speak), especially during the post-war years.

During the four-day convention, television cameras will focus on the stage where Mr. Bush will accept his party's presidential nomination and other party figures will speak.

But I will focus on core economics.

It will focus exclusively on innovative medicines.