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He said the legislation, which the House passed Friday on a party-line vote, is "as large a step as we're able to take at this point in time".

By his or her sophomore year, every student gets certified in design drafting, and students are able to take at least three years of architecture courses — for college credit.

"There is more traveling involved now, but I'm still able to take at least 2,000 tickets to any track I visit," said Leonardo, who said his last significant OTB payoff came on Nov. 26, when he collected $697, thanks to an unwitting bettor who discarded a winning triple bet.

"Camp is a place where you're allowed to take risks that you might not be able to take at home.

That is, they are able to take at least partial ownership over the choices that they make rather than simply following a series of steps that have been predetermined for them.

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Rather than being able to take aim at particularly worrisome corners of the securities markets, the program leaves the S.E.C. beholden to tippees.

Ms. Naughton also said advertisers would be able to take aim at specific channels and genres, as well as demographic profiles, geography and hour of the day.

In addition to financial support, students at Lincoln will be able to take classes at the Barnes, something that despite its relationship, they have not been able to do, Mr. Gihan said.

"There was some really high-quality bowling at both ends which meant we were able to take wickets at both ends".

"People will be able to take courses at a dozen places, and then put the badges from these different places on their Web site," he said.