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Compressors have also been used to bring vocals to the forefront of a mix in volume-restricted studios (e. g. home studios).

It is said that King George V had a great deal to do with bringing the interests of the Black lab to the forefront.

The arrival of women on the line brings the question of violence to the forefront.

Then take action and when you get a little off track bring your vivid mental picture to the forefront of your attention.

And so I think an important ethical consideration comes to the forefront, in terms of what's really appropriate for a business to do?

You need to draw the concept of fun to the forefront of your mind.

The lawsuit raises important questions of federalism, which has come to the forefront of constitutional jurisprudence during the Obama era.

It was a long journey from a small American city to the forefront of Chinese pop culture production.

This is precisely the British fuel to the forefront of world technology products run one of history!

With the sale now on hold, debts and expenses continue to mount, pressing the timeliness of the purchase even further to the forefront.

The company was brought to the forefront of public attention.

But the ongoing crisis at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station will return safety to the forefront of the nuclear power debate.

Many Chinese firms will have moved to the forefront in performance appraisal, capital and people management, and motivation.

With the advanced technology of international forces, has been ranked domestic static elimination equipment industry to the forefront.

You aim higher, eager to express the voice of you, China is big strides to the forefront of the world.

The rise of Asia, Latin America and eastern Europe will bring to the forefront new corporate norms, organisations and business executives.

He's prone to impassioned McLuhanesque speeches that put Facebook pretty close to the forefront of human evolution.

Those who can push themselves to the forefront stand to reap the benefits of the transportation bill.

A recent fire blaze at an unoccupied luxury hotel in Beijing has once again brought the issue to the forefront of public discussion.

He now faces a huge challenge to restore Nokia to the forefront of industry innovation rather than living off past glories.

If rubs are going to occur in other areas, a few training swims will make bring them to the forefront.

The value chain framework quickly made its way to the forefront of management thought as a powerful analysis tool for strategic planning.

What did I really believe and why were some of the questions that came to the forefront.

I believe that Chrysler brought this conversation to the forefront.

He has promised a "renewed commitment" that would move the nation to the forefront in math and science education.

The issue shot to the forefront after relatively large renminbi movements in Monday's trading.

These new risks bring security to the forefront when developing a mashup application.

Massive and diversified types of user demands push us to the forefront of Internet search technology development.

For many Asians, China's rise symbolises their region's rightful return to the forefront of human endeavour.

In 1993 he came to the forefront of reform and opening to Dongguan, began his career as a part time job.

The new president seemed to drop from sight, and Putin came back to the forefront of Russian politics.

After Pakistan banned Lashkar in 2002, Jamaat came to the forefront as the group's political and charitable wing.

In some cycles the over amplification of power has caused distorted abusive leadership to arise to the forefront of humanity.

When there is education and prosperity, religion takes a secondary role, but when people are suppressed God comes to the forefront.

Michelle Obama received an award of special recognition for bringing the importance of mentoring to the forefront .

" The one-liner, he says, was " invented, or at any rate brought to the forefront, by Benjamin Franklin.

Questions of ethics have come to the forefront in the world of business in recent years. And that is certainly a very good thing to occur.

However, the progress of modern society does not track the Chinese brand age to the forefront.

As mentioned, minimalism brings the most important content to the forefront and minimizes distractions for the user.

He pushed climate change to the forefront of public policy.

But his leadership qualities really came to the (forefront). I can't say enoughabout him.

Hedge Fund Risk Fundamentals is the first book to bring these issues to the forefront.

And the more often you focus upon it, and cause it to come to the forefront, the more dominant it becomes.

When you give your attention to something, that Vibration becomes activated and comes to the forefront.

Italy is the home to the forefront of fashion.

These are all issues that are certainly becoming much, much more to the forefront.

Italy is home to the world's great designers, and now she is boldly taking her place to the forefront of fashion.

How has China vaulted to the forefront in manufacturing, trade and technology?

The main point of view of logistics from the deep thinking, and closely linked to the forefront of logistics development

State capitalism in the 21st century is a hybrid form of capitalism that is propelling firms to the forefront of the Fortune 500