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Or the $190,000, secured by Senator Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana, for a community center in New Orleans to be built by a nonprofit group founded by her brother, allocated even though the project is defunct.

This means that participants are analysed in the group to which they are allocated, even though the participant did not start the intervention or did not complete the intervention.

Principal component analysis also shows that "HGPS", "Middle" and "Old" groups are closely allocated, even though "HGPS" samples have a higher variability and in some respect they are closer to the "Middle" group.

That's because the country's climate change director had been circulating certificates for rights to allocate carbon, even though there's no law in the country that creates such rights.

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"Investment in lung cancer research totals around a third of that allocated to breast cancer, half that allocated bowel cancer and less than half that allocated to leukaemia, even though it currently kills more people per year than all three put together".

"For instance, investment in lung cancer research totals around a third of that allocated to breast cancer, half that allocated to bowel cancer and less than half that allocated to leukaemia, even though it currently kills more people per year than all three put together".

But no money has been allocated so far, even though the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan program, established in 2007, has received applications from 75 companies, including start-ups as well as the three Detroit automakers.

Investigators in four centres reported lack of efficacy as a reason for stopping six patients allocated to placebo even though the HAM-D score was in the responder range and was as low as 2 or 3 points in some instances.

Meanwhile, although the master plan designated $240 million for a new opera house, officials at Lincoln Center point out that there has been no money allocated as yet, and even though the project is expected to take a decade, fund-raising looks tougher than ever.

The Southern states got to count their slaves in the allocation -- by the three-fifths rule used for allocating House members -- even though they had no intention of giving them the rights of citizens.