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Today, some vowed to closely scrutinize awards made by Mr. Feinberg.

The seven-member group, chaired by a businessman, Christopher Kolade, has been beavering away since June at a mountain of contracts, licences and awards made by the Abubakar administration in a last-minute spending spree before handing over to civilian rule in May.

Another group of victims' families is trying to coax a bill through Congress that would eliminate the offsets for other income and remove the cap on pain-and-suffering awards made by the fund.Meanwhile, the civil suits are mushrooming as well.

The settlement is one of the largest individual awards made by a Catholic diocese to a victim of sexual abuse by clergy members, said lawyers familiar with such suits and the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, a victims' rights group.

They were chosen for this additional recognition from a pool of recent winners of early-career awards made by 10 federal agencies.

Esarey was one of hundreds of researchers who tweaked their pending proposals to accommodate a directive from Congress that any awards made by NSF's division of political science must foster national security or economic development.

The award, made by an NASD arbitration panel, included $240,000 in punitive damages.

It follows a successful Home Office challenge to the original award made by an arbitration tribunal.

Among the many honors Dr. Villard received was the highest civilian award made by the Department of Defense, called the Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service.

He said: "The size of the award made by the court today reflects his talent and potential prior to the tackle as one of the brightest young footballers in the country.

Photograph: Tim Griffith This year's Stirling prize, an award made by the Royal Institute of British Architects and the Architects' Journal, and turned into a TV makeover show by Channel 4, has gone all very Nordic this year.