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The new regime said that protecting the monarchy was a priority and allocated a large budget for the task.

Nevertheless, guided by the advice of a stream of foreign bankers who worked at ADIA in the 1970s and 1980s, the fund has allocated a large portion of its assets to equities.

In line with TMT and the mortality salience hypothesis, participants who'd written about death allocated a large dollop of hot sauce to those who didn't share their worldview, while those in the control condition did not.

These mega stores all allocated a large proportion of their shelves to food products.

If only we devoted as much energy to the needs of children born into poverty as we do to the rights of the unborn, and allocated a larger fraction of the resources we channel into unnecessary consumption to the reduction of poverty.

These users will then be allocated a larger fraction of the transmit power and experience a higher SIR which directly affects the per-user performance.

Items on behaviour included personal use, past recommendation and prescription of medicinal herbs to patients, and these were allocated a larger proportion of the overall points (10 out of 14 points).

Birds concealed in vegetation allocated a larger portion of their time to signing (partial η = 0.035, p = 0.033; Table  2) and less time to vigilance (partial η = 0.143, p < 0.001; Table  3).

We allocated a larger than minimally required number of mice to the CD19L sTRAIL and CD19L sTRAIL + TBI treatment groups for more accurate determination of the potential toxicities and tissue collection at the time of death for future molecular biomarker discovery research.

We allocated a larger than minimally required number of mice to the CD19L sTRAIL and CD19L sTRAIL + TBI treatment groups (i.e. 10 mice/group) for more accurate determination of the potential toxicities of the combined modality and tissue collection at the time of death for future molecular biomarker discovery research.

Mr. Gore is proposing ways to allocate a large and growing surplus.