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New strategy for designing stable rare earth compounds giving strong emission would be emphasized by introducing polynuclear complexes.

If architectures had seasons, the clean crisp lines of modernism would be emphasized by the sobriety and sparseness of the winter.

This document is a proposal for a quadracameral Joint Tribunal that would allow each of the four major powers involved in the prosecution of alleged Nazi war criminals to "appoint the President of one of the Chambers," in which "the legal procedures of [that] state" would be emphasized.

More to the point, you would think that the change in relationships -- from master to mistress of Ariel and Caliban, from father to mother of Miranda, from sister to brother of Antonio -- that accompany the change in the character's sex would be emphasized, both in Ms. Mann's direction and Ms. Brown's performance.

The backers said the lab would be run by an independent director who would essentially choose which projects would be emphasized and which software would be tested, although they suggested that the laboratories would be accessible to Linux developers at large.

This abstract element would be emphasized further in paintings and silk-screen variations on the picture (like those done in the style of Andy Warhol's Marilyn and Mao), which, Mr. Casey notes, stripped the image of its historical and political roots and created a more mainstream, accessible Che.

He said Mr. Forbes would be emphasizing the primaries in Michigan and Arizona.

More balanced coverage, they believe, would be emphasizing all its other good qualities.

But Mr. Kolluri said many financial advisers would be emphasizing the advantages of exchange-traded funds with a newfound fervor.

Mr. Gurría, who spoke at a breakfast with reporters in London on Wednesday, said he would be emphasizing the issue in the run-up to a United Nations conference on climate change scheduled to be held in Paris in 2015.

They are currently evaluating a number of opportunities, but Mr. Prunkl emphasized to me that they would be emphasizing care in project selection rather than speed of execution.