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"Tom Patrick was an architect of our recent restructuring, which has positioned Merrill Lynch for improved financial performance across market cycles," Mr. O'Neal said in a statement.

Moreover, Mechanical Technology, which has positioned itself as an incubator for alternative energy technologies, holds stakes in other companies, like SatCon Technology of Cambridge, Mass., a maker of fuel cell components.

That is because it seems to have borrowed the idea from Nintendo, which has positioned the Wii as a console that will appeal to non-gamers, chiefly through its innovative, wand-like controller, which it showed off this week.

Yemen's transition, unlike others in the region, was met with unanimous support from the international community, which has positioned Hadi strongly to deal with the multiple challenges he faces.

The case has thrown a spotlight on the increasingly close relationship between the government and the resurgent Russian Orthodox Church, which has positioned itself, since the collapse of the Soviet Union, to become a potent political force.

For Dubai, which has positioned itself as an important art hub — for collectors and artists — it is a constant challenge to balance Western ideals of freedom and expression with the region's cultural sensitivities.

After a contest that had pitted domestic pride against global politics, the Pentagon yesterday chose an international team, headed by Lockheed Martin, to build the next fleet of presidential helicopters over Sikorsky Aircraft, which had positioned itself as the "all-American" choice.

Would Blairism have won back voters from the SNP, which had positioned itself to Labour's left and campaigned against austerity, or the Greens, or the anti-immigration Ukip, many of whose voters are pro-nationalisation and state intervention, and want protection from corporate globalisation?

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But the bigger picture is the message that this sends to users that apps like Flipboard, which have positioned themselves as a go-to place for content consumption; or services like IFTTT, which let you magically create little apps to execute regular commands, simply are not as universal and convenient as they used to be.

Still, it wasn't a great look for Netflix, which had positioned "Beasts" as an Oscar candidate via premieres at major festivals that fall.