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Time Warner's chief executive, Jeffrey L. Bewkes, recently initiated plans to spin off the company's magazine holdings, which will concentrate the conglomerate more around its entertainment holdings.

Now it is expected to reduce its remaining network of 28 branches to a handful, which will concentrate on its most affluent customers.

* Two executives were named to lead Crystal, a new consulting unit at Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, which will concentrate on tracking and forecasting consumer culture, trends and behavior.

Perhaps the first step in that direction will be the Met's forthcoming exhibition, which will concentrate on the early Muslim centuries: a time when, in between fighting, the Byzantines and Muslims were exchanging artistic techniques.

The marketing effort, which will concentrate on social media, is aimed at people aged 18 to 34 because they have the lowest awareness and the most negative perceptions of the Smithsonian, according to the survey.

Mr Young has thankfully rejected this creed and is now attempting to set up a school which will concentrate on Latin and grammar rather than empathy and self-esteem.

This is the failure of moral imagination in "The Oasis" upon which McCarthy will concentrate her mocking attention.

The areas on which it will concentrate, such as health care, education, water, transport and farming, may seem predictable.

Speaking at a rally in Yeovil, Somerset, Cameron made the comments ahead of a week in which he will concentrate even more on the economy.

We will begin with some issues that are of import both in contemporary Western philosophy and for the student of Chinese thought, following which we will concentrate directly on the latter.

The idea is to get to some key areas in which you will concentrate most of your energies, understanding fully that you will miss things, as there just isn't time.