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The City of New York announced on Monday that $2.8 million it had received as a result of allowing the Metropolitan Museum of Art to change its admissions policy would be allocated to more than 175 other cultural organizations.

Last November the education secretary, Michael Gove, confirmed that an extra £500m would be allocated to more than 100 local authorities experiencing "the most severe need", while in the autumn statement the chancellor, George Osborne, announced a further £600m for local authorities with the greatest pressure on school places.

In our $19 trillion economy, this is equivalent to $1.0 to 1.3 trillion in output that could be allocated to more productive purposes.

This is due to the fact that, the power resource will be allocated to more MSs with the increase of the number of the MSs.

Furthermore, one user can be allocated to more than one steering beams during one period of scanning (a user may receive two different beams that have different directions).

The responses of each individual could be allocated to more than one category or subcategory.

16% of the TMG budget goes to education, 14% to transport and civil engineering, 14% to social welfare, and 15% is allocated to more local special ward initiatives.

With college just a year away, your daughter's college savings should have been allocated to more conservative investments by now.

While much of the venture capital goes to support traditional design concepts, some is allocated to more speculative, even wild-eyed, ideas, which if successful could create enormous financial rewards.

The common channel is allocated to more than one users simultaneously.

He said £2bn had been allocated to more than 350 councils, under the New Homes bonus scheme, to encourage local authorities to bring empty properties back into use and to support conversions.