To avoid guessing, the shift-reduce parser often looks ahead ( rightwards ) at the next scanned symbol, before deciding what to do with previously scanned symbols.
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For example, an increase in either consumer or government spending shifts the IS curve rightwards, resulting in an increase in total output for any level of the interest rate.
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It worked to move the party rightwards to the ideological center in order to recover some of the fundraising that had been lost to the Republicans due to corporate donors supporting Reagan.
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Emphasis spreads consistently from a consonant to a directly following vowel, and less strongly when separated by an intervening consonant, but generally does not spread rightwards past a full vowel.
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While the savagery of the Palestinian conflict continues to drive the Israeli electorate ever rightwards, a wave of scandal in the Likud may now be hurting the prime minister's party.
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He then straightens ( extends ) the right knee and hip while leaning to the left . The direction of the push is therefore outwards ( rightwards ) from the center of mass.
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The group was set up largely in response to a perceived rightwards drift in Liberal Democrat thinking, typified by the economic liberalism of Lib Dem economic spokesman Vince Cable and former Home Affairs spokesman Mark Oaten.
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Led by Dave McCurdy, who blames Clinton for his defeat in the Senate race in Oklahoma, they called for a staff shake-up and a decisive policy shift rightwards to recapture the lost middle ground.
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Alternatively, if lined up rightwards along the headland, some would already be past the beginning of the new furrow, and these would have to be moved awkwardly sideways into the furrow to be ready to plough.
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Patterns in Rule 184 typically quickly stabilize, either to a pattern in which the cell states move in lockstep one position leftwards at each step, or to a pattern that moves one position rightwards at each step.
