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On the Senate floor today, Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia, questioned how Republicans could be willing to spend tens of billions of dollars on Iraq while refusing to spend $6 billion to bring the administration's education program, known as No Child Left Behind, up to its authorized spending level.

Before the new rule, but after the new aircraft were flying, the airline sometimes left behind up to 100 bags per trip, flying them over in later planes, she said.

But they left behind up to 200 inches of snow.

Storms left behind up to 4 feet of snow from Cleveland to the Pennsylvania state line.

Belgrade: insists it should be able to leave behind up to 15,000 troops.

The United States and Iraq had been negotiating whether the Obama administration would leave behind up to several thousand trainers after the end of the year, but had been at odds over whether the Iraqi government would grant legal immunity to American forces that remained.

Despite the Geneva Accord requiring an immediate withdrawal of JNA personnel and equipment from Croatia, the JNA stayed behind for up to eight months in some areas.

A man two rows behind came up to help -- he had served as a combat medic in Afghanistan, and he was able to bring her around.

With the Bulldogs' defenders trailing behind, it was up to Twomey to maintain order for her team.

Atletico Madrid, four points behind, move up to third after Antoine Griezmann's stoppage time winner against Sporting Gijon.

The drivers behind microplastic (up to 5mm in diameter) consumption by animals are uncertain and impacts on foundational species are poorly understood.