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The library's president, Anthony W. Marx, says the plan is aimed at helping the library better serve the public and that consolidating the three branches will produce $10 million to $15 million in annual savings that can be spent on new research materials and building the curatorial staff.

Supporters of political machines say that they "work" and that consolidating power in the hands of a boss, like Mayor Richard J. Daley (1902 76) of Chicago, guarantees city governments the power and authority that they need to cope with urban problems effectively.

From the very moment this video dropped, scenes were already immortalized through animated gifs and memes that consolidated a broad message into something small.

Consolidation (aggregator) With the advent of the Long Tail and plethora of content and services available, aggregators that consolidate content and services into one site play an important role.

During that period, efficient administrative structures were created, and a relationship developed between Afrikaner politicians and mining capitalists that consolidated the economic dominance of gold.

The government-owned daily the National reported Sheikh Mohammed saying: "Our objective is to make reading a daily habit in our people, where relevant entities will be required to translate this law into reality," and calling the law an "unprecedented cultural and legislative initiative" that "consolidates the cultural image of books in the society".

The project is being implemented by SDI, a US market insight and analytics firm that consolidates electronic healthcare data (e.g. RSV surveillance in the USA [ 4]) for clients in the private and public sectors.

The Brx1-Ebp2 complex would interfere with the assembly of domains IV and V. Rpf1, Mak16, Nsa1 and Rrp1 form a cluster that consolidates the joining of domains I and II.

Firms that consolidate and become larger, as is the continuing trend, often look to Newark, along with Princeton, for Class A quarters spacious enough to accommodate them.

Practitioners are challenged to meet these demands in the absence of evidence and specifically of recommendations that consolidate available evidence into a usable knowledge tool.

"There should be a great transport app in a city that consolidates everything and gets the city right," said the company's founder, Azmat Yusuf.