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But he won praise while in the job for an aggressive strategy to capture, detain and interrogate leaders of Al Qaeda, a program that since 2004 has come under intense Congressional and legal scrutiny.

The Internal Revenue Service accepted its first business tax return over the Internet yesterday, expanding on a program that since 1995 has allowed some types of business tax returns to be filed over telephone lines from desktop computers.

One such complaint comes from VICE, over a request made to Canada's spy agency asking for financial reports on a program that has since been declared unconstitutional.

Americans still know far too little about President Bush's decision to illegally eavesdrop on Americans — a program that has since been given legal cover by the Congress.

While the police search for that baby's parents, state officials have increased advertising and outreach for a program that has, since its inception in 2000, aimed to prevent others from repeating these tragedies.

Only hours after the N.C.A.A. put U.N.L.V.'s basketball team on four years' probation, Bayno was fired as coach of a program that has floundered since Jerry Tarkanian led it to a national championship in 1990 and an undefeated regular season the next season.

In fact, while most of us have never heard of it, Shah oversees a program called "Food for Peace," a program that has been around since the Kennedy administration quietly and consistently saving millions of lives.

Instead, the so-called Cal-Grants, which represent a vast expansion of a program that has been in place since 1956, blend merit and financial need.

And in Wyoming, 42 prison inmates are working alongside professional firefighters as part of a program that has been in effect since the 1960's.

For CBS, the complaints are another embarrassment to a program that has been a ratings disappointment since its debut in November.

Fast-forward twenty-seven years, to 2006, when Alberto Gonzales, George W. Bush's Attorney General, was scrambling to find a legal justification for the mass collection of phone records — a program that had been up and running since October , 2001