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Ms. Morrison said that with the House's budget debate concluded, she was refocused on the effort.
Attention was refocused on case this week after news reports and a campaign by the loosely knit Anonymous collective drew attention to it on Twitter using a #OpMaryville hashtag, similar to what it had done in Steubenville, to bring pressure on the authorities to reopen the case.
As a result, the campaign was refocused on the alien premise instead of the film leads and the film's name was changed from Neighborhood Watch to The Watch.
Therefore, recruitment was refocused on key-persons and key-organizations specialized in either sexual violence in general in Morocco, or in healthcare for sub-Saharan transmigrants in Morocco.
Attention was refocused on common H1N1 when it reappeared in a strongly virulent form in Jan . 1976in Fort Dix in a mysterious and surprisingly brief outbreak that lasted only 3 weeks and seemingly did not spread beyond Fort Dix.
One senior Tory hoped that the return of Saatchi would show the party was refocusing on the economy.
The leadership of the House has called for the debate to be refocused on the misdeeds of the government rather than those of companies.
The government has confirmed that funding allocated through the national scholarship programme (NSP) is to be "refocused" on disadvantaged postgraduates at the expense of disadvantaged undergraduates.
Addressing the Royal United Services Institute in December 2013, General Sir Nicholas Houghton argued that defence spending should be refocused on the threats posed by terrorism, cyber warfare and climate change.
The Centre for Development and Enterprise, a think-tank in Johannesburg, says that land reform is not just about land redistribution; the debate should be refocused on urban areas.
"We want laws to be refocused on making sex workers' lives safer and improving the relationship they have with the police, while addressing the very real issue of exploitation.
