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Then, they must be wrapped into a globalization strategy.

Mr Obama wants these measures to be wrapped into a broader set of reforms that is grinding its way through Congress.

The proposed rule, which would be wrapped into a European regulation raising capital standards on banks, is thought likely to win parliamentary assent.

One possible advantage of school plans is that they typically are considered an education cost for financial-aid purposes, so their cost often may be wrapped into a student's aid package, Ms. Haubenreiser of the college health association said.

Another official familiar with internal deliberations said Mr. Trump is unlikely to sign any detention order for several weeks because the changes may be wrapped into a broader counterterrorism policy review that is underway.

Riverton's mortgage was one of the last ones to be wrapped into a commercial mortgage-backed security in the spring of 2007; it was then cut up and sold as bonds.

His father said no. Colten was wrapped into a gurney and pulled toward a waiting ambulance.

Because no agreement was reached before the end of the fiscal year Sept. 30, the bills were wrapped into a short-term spending measure that runs through Dec. 7.

That's because airlines and hotels are often more willing to offer deeper discounts when airfare prices are wrapped into a package.

Indeed, if the Bush policies were wrapped into a single legislative bill it could be called "The U.S.-China Dependency Act".

Within two weeks, Mr. Barr boasted, it was wrapped into a larger House bill that was passed by the entire Financial Services Committee, a coup for a House freshman.