Experts are skeptical, however, that the regime would be willing to bargain away its prized program.
The mayor has sparred with the governor over several issues, and was especially incensed at Mr. Corzine's role in scuttling one of his prized programs — his plan to charge drivers an $8 fee to enter Midtown Manhattan.
He called for immediate action, from freezing state hiring to cutting prized programs, possibly including education and health care.
Twitter executives said they're trying to make each content deal profitable on its own, but it's unclear whether that's achievable as apps fight for exclusive rights to prized programming and drive up prices.
Twitter executives said they're trying to make each content deal profitable on its own, but it's unclear whether that's achievable as apps fight for exclusive rights to prized programming and drive up prices.
Word that the Juilliard School had lost financing for a prized musical training program for black and Latino children has brought forth numerous offers of help, including a major pledge from the Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation of Los Angeles, school and foundation officials said on Friday.
Trying to optimally fold that talent into the program, Showalter called up Derek Jeter, a prized prospect at the time, for a brief stint with the Yankees in 1995.
Since it began, Medicare has underwritten residency training programs heavily and has, in effect, made residents a prized, inexpensive kind of labor for their hospitals.
Physical fitness was clearly a prized trait.
Independents are a prized bloc.
The winner gains a prized strategic crossroads.
