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I woke up in my bedroom. It was quite some time before my eyes came into focus enough to see my grandfather sitting by my bed.

White House aides note that the January report came well before the depth of the economic crisis came into focus.

An image more painful than anything else came into focus as he visualized a life in jail.

So, the matter of vast gap between fundamental educations is gradually getting into focus.

Thank you, your view has brought the crux of the matter into focus.

And the howling cacophony of a diesel locomotive crashes toward them as they watch the train come into focus from the distance.

Thank you. Your view has helped to bring the historical side of the matter into focus.

Their faces only came into focus when Harry, Ginny, Lily, and Albus had drawn right up to them.

And now contact lenses, normally used to bring the outside world into focus, are making it possible to peer back in through these windows.

You can only bring into focus what you are focusing on. The rest will blur into the background.

The Boundary of economic organization has always been brought into focus by academic interests and business interests.

It also facilitates a deeper understanding of the material by bringing into focus the similarities and differences between the two domains.

It was only later that her personality came into focus for me.

The implications of the company's ambition, to bring information to everyone everywhere, are only just coming into focus.

In this grass-roots setting, her conservative political views came into focus.

Advances in space exploration have brought into focus one of the most dramatic questions in human history.

A higher inflation rate last month brought into focus fears of further moves to slow growth for the economy as a whole.

As the days passed, the man's identity gradually came into focus.

The idea of the digital hub quickly came into focus.

VOIP put into focus, or RAS, the company will enter a new world full of opportunities.

Empirical analysis about manufacturing strategy has turned into focus in international manufacture and operation management in recent years.

The resultant spaces come into focus in a natural order emerging from air, wind and light, fostering a resonance between human and nature.

Lytro's camera produces files, like this one, where a user can click on an area to bring it into focus.

The Tianjin talks will also bring into focus the policy commitments China has made to reduce its carbon footprint.

Sag can be smooth flat sunlight together to focus, high priestess will torch out into focus place, can will it ignites.

Transits over a natal planet bring it into focus, make it more personal.

The modish French Concession comes into focus with a meander around its leafy back streets.

Whenever growing income disparities threaten to come into focus, a reliable set of defenders tries to bring back the blur.

As such, component interfaces and implementations come into focus when distinguishing granularity.

A discussion with a financial adviser may help bring one's priorities into focus, she says.

We forget that it conjures up times past; prophesies futures; brings present realities into focus.

The new government of that country is too disorganized to bring itsproblems into focus and solve them.

But now the sectors most likely to repatriate production may be coming into focus.

Bring your Web-browsing window into focus and try moving through the browsing history with left and right swipes.

Another public quarrel McLean and Nocera bring into focus is the esoteric debate about Federal Reserve monetary policy.

When we look at life and history through the lens of the Bible, what once seemed distant and hard to understand comes into focus.

This brings into focus several misperceptions many magicians have about misdirection.

Cryoelectron tomography brought into focus the cell's components, allowing scientists to get atomic-level detail of whole-cell organization.

Now, the full power of delayed binding should be coming into focus.

I open my eyes slowly and my vision gradually comes into focus. "Hey honey, " my mom says.

The key destinations are already coming into focus: Australia, Brazil, Indonesia, Vietnam, Mexico, South Africa and even the US.

Those treasures come clearly into focus when you step back a little bit and take an objective look.

You're at your best when you're building on your past and seeing your future come into focus.

The speech delivered by our spokesman brought the current international affairs into focus.

It is the bulbous, diamond-shaped heat-sensing organ set between their eyes that brings their blurred multicolor world into focus.

The Altun Mountain and its fault systems have widely brought into focus because of its significance in the earth science.

It is also of note that in the coming weeks, U. S. politics may come into focus with the deadline for the super committee approaching.

Printed material has greater contrast while electronic screens are more difficult to bring into focus and require more effort.

Recently restaurants sell soups and drinks made from concentrate has brought into focus.

At month end the energies bring themes of rebellion and passionate romance into focus.

We touched on too many topics, so the group leader brought all of them into focus by summarizing our discussion.

This will broaden your horizons and bring new ideas and opportunities into focus.

Bring the object into focus if you want a good photograph.

This makes the whole picture comes into focus: Traceability, from requirement through model to code (Figure 31).

If your camera is not brought into focus, the photograph will be blurred.

Instead of fighting, crying, or complaining when you're frustrated, funnel that energy into focus and action.

You should see the Google Earth window brought into focus, with the mouse grabbing the movement-control knob in the upper right-hand corner.

However most scholars and researcherses all put into focus in very popular "the homesickness poem" .

His explanation brought the meaning of the event into focus for us.

Each time it lands, its wings stop flapping and their colours come into focus.

China has also come into focus for Western companies, being looking to grow.

No single tax change has been decisive, though the levy on bank bonuses, announced on December 9th, has brought the issue into focus.

When any tech company's growth rate declines, unit prices come into focus.

He says China has also come into focus for Western companies looking to grow.

Bring the vase into focus if you want a sharp picture.

But here's where the real debate over America's moral position comes into focus.

When I put on my glasses, however, everything comes into focus. Things are now seen clearly.

We presented papers. And then broke off into focus groups and critiqued each other.

This issue of terrorism has come into focus recently.

But at a certain point, the fury subsides and fundamentals come back into focus.

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The individual parts come into focus when magnified 50, 000 times using electron micrographs .

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Really big issues are starting to swim into focus.

Bring the vase into focus if you require a sharp image.

Suddenly a brave new world of babies built to order loomed into focus.

Recently, TOPIC has been brought into focus.

It's an opportunity to bring your goals into focus and transfer your ideas into the real world.

he has demonstrated that he can shrink the optics required to bring these dots of light into focus, even when they are so close to the eye.

The pictures will come into focus.

But even amid the pageantry, the difficulties of doing business in China are coming into focus for the car giant.

And then there are melanocortins, brain chemicals whose power to affectweight loss and gain is just now coming into focus.

It is difficult or impossible to bring all the objects into focus in the same scene. Fortunately it can be solved by image fusion.

Plus lenses can to bringing objects into focus, but also magnify. Plus lenses magnify and minus lenses minify .

Events such as the March 5th shooting at a high school in San Diego bring the problem into focus.

Now the studies on GRBs are coming into focus in astronomy and astrophysics, attracting astrophysicists in many fields to take part in.

As that fact comes more into focus the world will get a closer look at the decision process of the Chicoms.

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And it is not only soft power that comes into focus.

Today that picture is coming back into focus, and the surprise is this: it is not unlike the one that Freud outlined a century ago.

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