Agency officials have defended the decision to end the program, saying the vouchers were issued under the emergency housing program, which is available to virtually anyone from a disaster area but is not intended to be used for extended periods.
"Certainly, we need to think about what the ground rules should be for gaining access to this information," Mr. Spitzer said, adding "the phone calls we have made, the books we buy, the credit rating that we have, the medicine we buy from the pharmacy -- any one of these pieces of information is available to virtually anybody".
These are forms of capital that are available to virtually any investor who has a brokerage account.
But Healtheon is the first to base its entire business on the Internet — a built-in network with infinite reach that's available to virtually every computer system.
Second and third generation sequencing techniques now allow the sequencing of thousands or millions of barcodes, or even entire genomes, in parallel and such high-throughput technologies are available to virtually every laboratory.
Yet for better or worse, anyone who travels to a Registry endures those wait times equally; the only way to avoid them is to try the RMV phone or online service, but those, too, are available to virtually everyone.
If looking to go vegan or extreme in the New Year or if you simply want a shake-up in the fitness front, the Greene Machine is available to virtually coach and train you towards extreme endeavors locally or globally.
Toronto is the largest city in the province of Ontario, where universal healthcare is available to virtually all residents.
In practice, they mean workers have to be available to Amazon virtually every waking hour, as a devastating article claimed in last week's New York Times.
But the newspapers say they have a wealth of detail about local matters—school performance records, local crime reports that is available to them virtually free because reporters need it as background for their stories.
