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Along the other axis are companies that will concentrate on insurance and asset management, like AXA and Allianz of Germany.

And GCI Health, part of the Cohn & Wolfe unit of WPP, has formed a practice, called Synchronicity, that will concentrate on health care education.

Paul Simon has announced three sets of concerts at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, in April, that will concentrate on different phases of his long career.

It will be one way for the Hallé to be part of a festival that will concentrate solely on new commissioned work.

The report comes after European leaders meeting in Brussels until early Friday agreed on legislation that will concentrate banking supervision at the European Central Bank, a measure aimed at preventing national regulators from favoring their own banks.

Germany will launch a tourism offensive in the United States later this year that will concentrate on highbrow and closely defined groups presumably less likely to heed a boycott appeal.

That'll concentrate the mind.

Foreman has said that "Idiot Savant" is his last play, that he will concentrate on making films.

Next time around, one hopes that Sumar will concentrate on the underlying issues that she uncovered during her "Dinner with the President" and stay away from the drawing rooms and dining tables of the elite.

There is no doubt that this will concentrate on health and retirement policies that are currently structured as though it were still 1970 or 1980 when the proportion of old to young were fiscally manageable.

Sources say that NBC will concentrate its efforts on Hulu, a joint venture with News Corp that is going into private beta soon.