The program's relatively slow growth points to an array of difficulties, according to interviews with Afghan governors, NATO officials, members of the High Peace and Reintegration Council and Western diplomats.
A genuine trade of a gas contract, which resulted in the delivery of the commodity, would result in the creation of an array of documentation, according to an affidavit filed on behalf of one of the insurers by David W. Wilson, a former partner with Coopers & Lybrand.
The parameters of the compression are saved in a RAM or in an array of registers (according the needs of the particular module).
People with bipolar disorder are at risk for an array of fatal illnesses, according to a review of 17 studies involving more than 331,000 patients.
ALBANY — After being pummeled in the press for his slim charitable contributions in 2007, Gov. David A. Paterson made more than $11,000 in donations to an array of organizations last year, according to tax returns made available for review on Tuesday.
This show is directed by Roger Daltrey and includes a full performance of Quadrophenia to a backdrop of "powerful imagery projected on an array of massive screens", according to the band's press release.
VIENNA — Austria's two biggest political parties made their worst showings in decades in the national election on Sunday, losing votes to an array of smaller parties, according to preliminary official tallies.
They cut hair, wash dishes, pump gas, bag groceries and run movie theater projectors, among an array of other jobs, according to a study by the Fiscal Policy Institute, a union-backed research group in Albany, which used federal wage surveys to come up with the primary occupations that are paid less than $7 an hour.
As the founder and president of NumbersUSA, Mr. Beck has 35 staff members and an annual budget of about $10 million compared with a coalition of immigrant groups that spent $1.5 billion from 2008 to 2012 lobbying for an array of immigration changes, according to an estimate by the nonpartisan Sunlight Foundation.
order, which is an array of operators ordered according to its mobility over pipeline stages; .
