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Eurodad said the OECD must update its metrics to reflect today's context of low interest rates and use a more relevent reference rate, instead of the current 10%, to prevent donors from counting hard loans as aid.
But today's context is fundamentally different.
The school is part of a broader social context, reflecting the standards, values and culture of the society (Bronfenbrenner, 1979).
This year's Mostly Mozart reflects a more recent trend of taking works outside the context of this historical canon and finding out what connections they establish on their own terms with unrelated works of significance and beauty.
And on Reunions weekend 2015, it probably reflects an appropriate context for club sports, extracurricular pursuits, and college friendships generally.
In this context, Nelly Don's 1916 housedress reflected current cultural, social, and fashion trends in this transformative period and serves as a material culture example of dress reflecting middle-class American women's shifting roles.
Early traction reflects this.
Last but not least; nanotechnology offers a context to reflect upon the idea of building up a society anew from scratch -or to 'personalise' it on the level of individual control atom by atom, if you will.
Khan's remarks were taken out of context this week, but they do reflect a pragmatic view of counterterrorism efforts.
However, contexts handled in this research (as in all today's research) are of fragmentary nature, reflecting only the part of user interests.
