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It was exclusively focused upon Ms. Hindley (British Bonnie quite eclipsing British Clyde).
Together with Langdell's first year curriculum, which was exclusively focused on Anglo-American common law doctrine, and his emphasis on a competitive, anonymous graded meritocracy, this system still exercises an incredible grip on elite American law schools.
The decision not to recognise the chapel as a marriage venue had been made under the 1855 Places of Worship Registration Act, he said, and was exclusively focused on "whether the place in question is for use for religious worship".
Moreover, the combined analysis of antibody titers against recombinant gp41-MinTT and the original gp41-Min proteins showed that mice immunized with recombinant gp41-MinTT presented gp41-MinTT binding in the absence of gp41-Min titers, indicating that the response was exclusively focused against the immunogenic TT epitope (Fig. 3b).
For years BlackBerry was exclusively focused on e-mail.
The magazine was exclusively focused on interplanetary adventures, often taking place in primitive societies that would now be regarded as "sword and sorcery" settings, and was aimed at a young readership; the result was a mixture of what became known as space opera and planetary romances melodramatic tales of action and adventure on alien planets and in interplanetary space.
Tellme will not be exclusively focused on phone access.
"We recommend that new grammars in the first instance are exclusively focused on the needs of white working-class children".
Tamarod, which means "rebel" in Arabic, is exclusively focused on collecting signatures for a petition that calls for President Mohamed Morsi's resignation.
It said it would be "exclusively focused on the UK life project", which many analysts interpreted as concentrating on its existing business and not further deals.
The evaluation of Maynard's death and of physician-assisted suicide more generally, must not be exclusively focused on the dying person.
