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The Fund supports the overall thrust and direction of the policies being pursued . He knows how to shape the score , obtaining a correct balance between the main line and inner voices , and convincingly pointing up the emotional thrust , whether it be sadness or savagery , grimness or grandeur , passion or playfulness . The argument in the second paragraph that teaching such material should be left to humanists and social scientists would perhaps be reasonable were it not coupled with the implicit thrust of the rest of the statement that such material is not important enough to be covered in required courses . Such a risk-based reassessment standard would be consistent with the overall thrust of the integrity management program . Moreover , the overall thrust of the immediate withholding provisions have , in effect , removed any reason for an employer to believe that the employee is not meeting his or her obligations in a responsible manner , since all child support orders ( IV-D and non-IV-D ) will eventually be subject to this automatic provision . The third thrust would expand FAO 's ecosystem approach for conserving land and water resources , protecting biodiversity and managing agricultural heritage systems . The overall thrust of the current work is to understand better the theoretical foundations , especially in light of the large amount of related work that has been sparked by PCC , as well as to extend the capabilities of practical PCC-based systems . " Richard Wilbur and Harry Levin are recognized as early proponents of the positive thrust of Poe 's negativity in the twentieth century , other advocates of this principle ( Baudelaire , Mallarme , and Valery , to mention the French contingency [ sic ] ) were influenced by this thinking and orientation .