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But the acoustics may now be good enough, Mr. Steel said, that additional funds can be directed to other elements.

We need to balance our energy sources, which is why subsidies can now be directed to other areas.

But, if Boko Haram were to suddenly disappear, the humanitarian emergency funds would be directed to other crises, in other desperate parts of the world.

Mr. Sessions said money taken from NASA would not be saved but would instead be directed to other Obama administration priorities that he did not support.

The beams can then be directed to other experiments to produce neutrinos, the ghostly particles that can pass through miles of lead with impunity, and muons, which are sort of like fat electrons.

Comment during the presentation of the report, which was open to the public online, included some complaints from clinicians that the money should be directed to other areas like brain banks and specific diseases.

In addition, this access can be done in a secretive and private fashion, and can be directed to others in an inexpensive fashion, through emails, social networking, websites, and downloading.

Some hospitals have even had to utilise their maternity beds, which has meant that pregnant women have been directed to other units to deliver babies.

We were directed to other, more remote places, which either didn't exist, or were also full; we were beginning to get worried.

Stranded passengers were directed to other lines, he said, and as rush hour approached, trains were able to bypass the station, using express tracks.

As the availability of malaria prevention and treatment has expanded, childhood deaths not just from malaria have also fallen dramatically, as resources are directed to other causes.