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His "freedom agenda" came to the fore later, after it was discovered that the much-hyped weapons did not exist.

As China's middle class continued to grow , its appeal as a tourist destination came to the fore .

At the heart of the disputes in Copenhagen are sharp disagreements over money, which came to the fore again Monday.

Price, the key is a comprehensive after sales service, is enough to make a smaller subset gronhi came to the fore.

These concerns came to the fore in last week's article about remembering to appreciate what I already have.

You can only get the best business talents came to the fore, sustainable development.

eg. This versatile actress came to the fore in a film early in her teens.

Let myself came to the fore: many companies are looking for use the customization of ink-based innovative business card printing method.

When deciding which factories to close and which projects to fund, national allegiances quickly came to the fore.

As the project developed, unsuspected difficulties came to the fore.

That came to the fore on Thursday as bond markets in places like Belgium and Austria also came under pressure, traders say.

Media freedom and human rights, issues that never undermined Slovenia's EU membership campaign, also came to the fore in the past year.

Mr O'Neil came to the fore with some characteristic remarks on the investment environment.

Then, ATM started losing ground in campus backbones, as Gigabit Ethernet and Layer 3 switching came to the fore.

Later, his religious temperament came to the fore.

The greater the failures became , the more obstinately his incurable amateurishness came to the fore .

emotional expression came to the fore