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The current economic climate and the pressure of decreased funding for the tertiary-sector have engendered a radical restructuring of and refocus for many institutions.
The book's great achievement is to force us to refocus our thinking.
Using the contrasting pitch accent, the teacher refocuses the stress to wouldn't and uses a rising intonation contour on electrocuted.
The reduction of the texture of the speeches to the utterances of plagued individuals refocuses the event into a play of empathy.
The national civil society involvement has tended to refocus the struggle as a democratic one.
Questions might be refocused on performance in the target area of functioning in comparison to other specific domains rather than to the general developmental level.
In this paper, we attempt to refocus on several themes related to these issues and emergent properties of developing systems.
The other is rewriting-based and non-compositional, stems from reduction semantics, and requires an adaptation such as refocusing to operate in one pass.
