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Some officials estimated that the costs of feeding, clothing and housing people and, ultimately, creating a modern society in Aghanistan would reach $10 billion.

Though discussions were still in the early stages, some officials estimated privately that the cost of feeding, clothing and housing people and ultimately creating a functioning society in Afghanistan would reach $10 billion.

Other goals include restoring the patent-pending period to the average of 18 months that it briefly reached in the early 1990's as opposed to the current 2 years; responding to applications within six months instead of a year; reducing the backlog by 75percentt; ensuring that issued patents can withstand scrutiny and legal challenges; and ultimately, creating a paperless agency.

Mr. Beetham, who does have a two-year associate's degree and has worked at a variety of jobs from construction to purchasing agent, said he was the first to turn attention to Montville's older residents, securing state grant money for housing and ultimately creating a bus transportation and lunch program for them.

One of those can't-quite-place-it changes that actually made a world of difference, by helping anchor the face and, ultimately, creating a striking effect.

In fact, wouldn't we hope that a platform like Change.org would hold Democratic Party officials accountable to their base, rather than the corporations that are buying votes and ultimately creating a situation where public policy is for sale?

The interaction between chemicals and cellular membranes may perturb receptor signalling inducing changes in the expression of genes encoding for signalling components and ultimately creating an unbalance in the expression of effectors pathways involved in tissue dynamics and homeostasis.

"This will help renew the discipline and ultimately create a space in which solutions to society's problems can be generated.

Mr. Gal predicted that the company might very well add more drugs to the $9 list and, ultimately, create a third, higher-priced, tier.

Dr Williams called for the Government to appoint a national Older People's Commissioner as he pointed to estimates that one in four older people had experience one form or another form of "elder abuse" "It is assumptions about the basically passive character of the older population that foster attitudes of contempt and exasperation, and ultimately create a climate in which abuse occurs," he said.

Many put in security cameras, measure bottles, search employees' bags and ultimately create a mini surveillance state.