1.   Among some people in the area, the mood has shifted from surprise when the announcement came out last month to practical considerations.

2.   And now the mood has shifted.

3.   And while the hype around them is a little less noticable, the mood will soon shift.

4.   But as soon as the opening credits are done, the mood shifts.

5.   But analysts believed some would switch their votes if the public mood shifted.

6.   But as Powell began consulting more with his family and less with his advisers, the mood shifted.

7.   But he and others cautioned that relations on the Korean Peninsula were volatile and moods could shift abruptly.

8.   But now, the public mood has shifted dramatically.

9.   But six years later, the national mood had shifted.

10.   But the mood has shifted rapidly since Friday, when American soldiers in barbed wire-surrounded tanks were deployed near the lush hills where the rich live.