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Every news story I've been able to find from those early days declared that Mr. Bush would allocate half the $40 billion proposed antiterrorism package to New York.

On Tuesday May outlined some of the qualities she is looking for, though in truth it pretty much describes all the potential candidates: "I absolutely believe that we will be able to find from amongst our ranks the sort of tough crime fighter, equipped to lead the Metropolitan Police and drive down crime in our capital".

They wanted personal contact made with the references and any other reference information that I was able to find from other sources.

You would be amazed at the type of great employees we were able to find from very diverse backgrounds using this program.

What Sōsh provides are recommendations not only about venues like the kind you'd be able to find from crowdsourced efforts like Yelp, but about specific activities, events, and services that you'd be likely to actually attend or use.

We know the Chamber is taking a minimum of over $800,000 from foreign companies, and the total is likely many millions more -- the 800 is what researchers have been able to find from a smattering of public materials, but we know there is more the Chamber isn't telling us.

He hopes to be able to find savings from earmarks, from unnecessary subsidies, and from other programs that could then be applied to research".

You will usually be able to find courses from your local kennel club, or from the breeder you are choosing to get your dog from.

Companies, however, may be able to find inspiration from an unexpected place: the animal kingdom.

But he acknowledged that so far no one has been able to find records from the relevant period of his service.

And Mr. Putin is at last able to find relief from the insults that Russia endured after the breakup of the Soviet Union.