1.   Sometimes the new orientation is portrayed as the balancing of rights with responsibilities.

2.   The town acts as a catalyst for social development producing new cultural orientations among its residents.

3.   They then come to rest in some new orientation.

4.   And some say the new bottom-line orientation at newspapers across the country is likely to remain.

5.   But before rushing in, pause in the new orientation center in the adjoining hall.

6.   Product segmentation will require a new orientation for print media companies in particular, Allen said.

7.   The new orientation center and museum at Mount Vernon will make such points to its visitors.

8.   This new orientation requires FBI agents to cultivate and infiltrate new groups of people.

9.   But there is no missing the emergence of sharp-eyed and technology-savvy wiz-kids who are mind benders of a entirely new technological orientation.

10.   Close relations with post-apartheid South Africa, the dominant nation of the region, play a central role in the new orientation.