51.   It all becomes irrelevant on election day, however, when voters go into a private booth to choose who will be the new focus of respect.

52.   It has a new name, a new magazine, a new focus on baby boomers, and a new executive director.

53.   Is the new investigative focus on clinical trials justified, or are the occasional shortcomings of drug researchers being exaggerated?

54.   Laurel Wilkening, the chancellor at California-Irvine, is not ruling out acquisition as a means to that new focus.

55.   McCarty hopes the return to whaling will provide inspiration and a new focus for the community.

56.   National Health Enhancement Systems Inc. is looking for a new focus as a service business.

57.   Now they have a new focus for those emotions, their own union.

58.   One new focus of concern are the tiny particles, called PMIOS, which are emitted from vehicles.

59.   Opening students and professors to the world is the goal of the new international focus.

60.   Others, particularly Asian governments, objected to the new focus of improving city life and wanted to continue discouraging rural out-migration.

a. + focus >>共 502
main 11.71%
new 5.73%
primary 4.89%
major 3.89%
sharp 2.45%
central 2.09%
narrow 2.04%
sharper 1.84%
intense 1.80%
greater 1.52%
new + n. >>共 1218
government 2.04%
law 1.71%
rule 1.20%
technology 1.10%
company 0.99%
system 0.93%
product 0.92%
one 0.87%
job 0.82%
election 0.74%
focus 0.05%
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