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The settlement money would be used partly to finance 40 new and existing educational programs that provide more individualized attention to minority students and others.
Such a procedure would be used partly to examine the knee, but Fassel did not believe it would reveal further damage that would require a more serious operation.
The smaller Yale School of Music earlier this month announced an anonymous $100 million pledge that it said would be used, partly, to eliminate tuition.
MEPs voted by 402 votes to 232 yesterday for a total ban on "pulse fishing", which the European Commission says needs to be used partly in order to study its impact.
And if the V2G concept is brought to market, commercial fleets would likely be among the first vehicles to be used, partly for logistical reasons: They would provide power resources that could be connected to the grid at regular times in the same locations.
Leaders of the 15 countries that use the euro did not put a price tag on any of their promises — contrary to Britain, where last week Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced $255 billion in government funds and other measures to stabilize its banks, or the United States, where a $700 billion bailout plan will now be used partly to infuse banks with fresh capital.
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