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In part because of help from Ms. Granholm's office, Mr. Hutchins won approval for additional training.

Of the 494 fugitives that have been on the list, more than 460 have been found, with about 150 of those because of help from the public.

If Mr. Obama succeeds in the fight over the tax cuts because of help from energized activists, his advisers hope the victory will embolden those supporters even more.

India's wildly successful software and business-process-outsourcing industries blossomed not because of help from the government, but precisely because its Licence Raj did not understand these nascent fields well enough to choke them off.

By Thomas Beller February 19, 2017 In the N.B.A. All-Star Weekend's dunk contest, Aaron Gordon, despite — or perhaps because of — help from an Intel drone, failed to make it past the first round.

Ms. Seltzer won the Sept. 12 Democratic primary in part because of help from the State Republican Committee, which sent mailings to Democratic voters urging them not to vote for Mr. Forbes in the primary.

Santana had lost three straight games, mostly because of a lack of help from the Mets' woeful offense.

"At the moment, Obama is doing a better job because he's getting a lot of help from Romney," Cassidy says.

He also asked to "never remove Virgin Mary, Our lady of Help, from the team because she is your mother, considering San Lorenzo born in (the Oratory) San Antonio under the Virgin's protection".

Because when something computerized breaks, don't expect a lot of help from your local mechanic.

"Because we see government people coming to investigate and you expect a certain kind of help from the government.