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Borrowing something of Mr. Kabakov's installation at the 1997 Whitney Biennial, which was a post-Soviet hospital ward for recovering memory, there is also a plan, attributed to an N. Selikhova, a pensioner, to relieve sick and elderly patients of their misery through soporific slide projections of family snapshots.

KISAN leaders expressed doubt about a plan attributed to the CIA in a March report by the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee for the contras to use the $100 million aid eventually to seize and hold territory, probably on the Atlantic Coast, with the possible aim of declaring a provisional government.

Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif). said that the plan attributed to Gen. George W. Casey resembles the thinking of many Democrats who voted for a nonbinding resolution to begin a troop drawdown in December.

On average, the loss to investors in 401(k) plans attributed to overall expenses of restricted investment choices accounted for a shortfall of 10.2% off the risk-premium available from the markets.

The famous admonition "Make no little plans," attributed to the architect Daniel Burnham, originally referred to cities.

It is not clear how seriously the government considered the plans, attributed to former energy minister Panagiotis Lafazanis and Varoufakis.

It is not clear how seriously the government considered the plans, attributed to former energy minister Panagiotis Lafazanis and ex-finance minister Yanis Varoufakis.

The Times and the Sun could be up for sale – under plans attributed to Chase Carey, Rupert Murdoch's deputy and News Corp's chief operating officer.

In an experiment, the association between implicit prejudice and opposition to health care reform replicated when the plan was attributed to Obama, but not to Bill Clinton suggesting that individuals high in anti-Black prejudice tended to oppose Obama at least in part because they dislike him as a Black person.

In 2006, following a report by the Americans for Prosperity Foundation, the project was cited as inefficient use of federal taxpayer dollars, and opponents claimed most of the $8.9 billion slated for transit out of a total of $12.7 billion for all transportation projects in the Charlotte Region's Long Range Plan was attributed to rail.

Perhaps most tellingly, three of the main assertions about Mr. Bin Laden's plans are attributed to foreign intelligence services, evidence of the degree to which the C.I.A. and other American agencies rely on foreign partners, particularly in the Middle East and South Asia, for information about Al Qaeda.