(The driver later resurfaced with widely shifting tales of what had happened, according to people familiar with his accounts. Mr. Schrier said the man probably participated in his abduction).
In a widely noted shift in tactics, the Muslim Brotherhood has joined forces with the secular opposition, taking charge of a petition drive to demand that the government lift the state of emergency and reform election rules.
Such information use, where decisions can be influenced without immediate association, may lead to more lasting and widely spreading shifts in resource use compared to a situation when imminent signal is needed to produce a response.
The works on view range across decades and mediums, and shift widely in tone.
These prescription drugs are now being used more widely, including for shift workers and for jet-lag.
Mr. Merrill's songs, accordingly, shift widely in tone in music flavored with the tinkling, hypnotic call of the calliope.
The focus of the committee is widely expected to shift away from deregulation to issues like curbing predatory lending, increasing the privacy protections of consumers, and beefing up the law that encourages banks to make loans to underserved communities.
Control of both houses of the State Legislature hangs in the balance, and the 80-seat General Assembly is widely expected to shift to a Democratic majority, while the 40-member Senate is too close to call.
Using the insights derived from our model, we then argue that much of the distributional conflict that arose was among owners of different production inputs and that trade policies were widely used to shift income across groups.
Using the insights derived from our model, we then argue that much of the distributional conflict that arose during that period was among owners of different production factors and that trade policies were widely used to shift income across groups.
