81.   But the professor does not find the shift of highly educated people into the private sector necessarily a bad development.

82.   But there is a long-term danger, some Asian experts say, that the shift of U.S. attention could come back to haunt the United States.

83.   But there has been a shift of another sort from its rigid Protestant past.

84.   But they are not as profoundly important in the course of human events as the great shifts of philosophy, politics, technology and power that have taken place.

85.   But the shift of water back to the slough would flood them out.

86.   But, they say, it will take a shift of emphasis and resources.

87.   But, Alomar lifted his head for a moment after Boggs chugged past him, and it was a costly shift of his eyes.

88.   By doing that, a key defensive tactic, a shift of wind would not provide the fire fuel needed to roar toward Show Low.

89.   By that time, the Chinese leadership will have undergone two shifts of personnel.

90.   Campaign officials also planned a huge shift of resources from the East to California.