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The plan, not yet approved by Congress, would include scholarships, exchange programs, radio and television broadcasts and other activities aimed at shaking up Iran's political system.

It is all thanks to lottery and EU funding of 'Celebrate Belfast', aimed at shaking off the city's troubled image and revitalising its tourism.

The lease would require Newark to drop one of its lawsuits against the Port Authority aimed at shaking loose airport revenue and enter into immediate settlement talks on a second lawsuit.

The expected announcement marks another victory for activist investors, which have re-emerged as powerful forces aimed at shaking up companies in an effort to bolster lagging stock prices.

"Our software and artificial intelligence technology is aimed at shaking up the market and helping our partners overcome these challenges, reduce customer churn and increase profit margins".

The attack, he said, was aimed at "shaking the country's stability and the Lebanese people's steadfastness".

The founders and directors of Telergy Inc., once one of the telecommunications industry's fastest rising companies, have resigned in a shake-up aimed at saving the business.

Matthew Taylor, a senior fellow on Latin America at the Council for Foreign Relations said that it could be a resort aimed at trying to shake things up a little before she is pushed out anyway by the senate vote.

"It's all aimed at more accurately predicting shaking levels," Dr. McNamara said.

Sling TV, the first to deliver an over-the-top TV service aimed at cord cutters, is shaking up its business.

But such changes to America's vehicle safety rules seem more like political gestures aimed at appeasing a public shaken by revelations of Toyota cars accelerating out of control or refusing to brake properly.