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"I'm willing to allow our judicial system to decide whether Snowden is a hero for bringing to the public's attention a program that indeed posed risks to civil liberties — but actually never violated any — or whether he is a traitor for broadly exposing national security secrets.

Indeed, community organizing created a program that can eliminate better than three-quarters of owner-occupied foreclosures.

Indeed, Fraisse had joined elite company in a program that's featured past star players such as Jessie Stiles, Megan Winchell, Kristin McLaughlin and Tchougounova.

"We will be an example of how you can structure a regulatory program that promotes innovation". Environmentalists, indeed, still stand behind the law.

As Steve Coll wrote in a strong analysis of the bounty program, that may, indeed, be the key question — not just for one coach, or one team, but for the N.F.L. as a whole.

We also found from interviews with employees who have had a good deal of experience with traditional performance appraisal programs that few indeed can cite examples of constructive action taken or significant improvement achieved which stem from suggestions received in a performance appraisal interview with their boss.

Determined to test this hypothesis, Ross decided to submit Hitler and Wagner phrases to a sophisticated library computer program that can suggest complementarity, which indeed it did verify.

A program like that would indeed be useful, but it's worth the two dozen keystrokes to say it again: Vick has paid his debt to society.

Indeed, this was the experience for Project Connect, a U.S.-based AIDS treatment program that found inspiration from a similar program in Zambia [ 18].

Doing so, will tell the program that the file you selected is indeed the correct file to find the newly-created stamp in.

Indeed, the $5 billion program that lawmakers are willing to throw under the tractor, known as the direct payment program, was created in 1996 as a way to wean farmers off all such supports — and instead was made permanent a few years later.