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Mr. Dorgan and other Democrats also joined conservative Republicans in a failed bid to require the Department of Homeland Security to certify that the border was secured before any new programs for immigrants could start.

Mr. Obama's campaign raised close to $750 million last year and his re-election bid is going to require hundreds of millions even if he doesn't have to wage a primary campaign on the scale of the 2008 battle against Hillary Rodham Clinton.

It would also make New Jersey the first state, they said, to require bidding for all state contracts, including those for legal work and other professional services that for many years have been routinely awarded to campaign donors.

The senator's first tiff with the governor came last year when he persuaded the Senate to require competitive bidding on a $50 million federal construction contract for a Lincoln library.

Before there were the votes in Congress to pass the great civil rights acts of the mid-1960s, Presidents Kennedy and Johnson used executive orders to require corporations bidding on federal contracts to end discriminatory practices.

Patients unable to tolerate 40 mg BID could have their dose decreased to 20 mg BID, but were required to increase the dose to 40 mg BID at Week 2. Patients unable to tolerate 40 mg BID were discontinued from the study.

It lies within a zone identified for potential mining by Vale but any bid to start digging will require a lengthy planning battle.

The commissioner for health and consumer policy, David Byrne, said countries should carry out more tests than legally required bid to instill confidence in the public.

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Part of the bid would require Patrick to sell most of its 62% stake in Virgin Blue, Richard Branson's low-cost airline.More consolidation in the shipping industry.

A bid would require him to resign his current post, depriving Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of his best-known appointee and instantly shaking up the 2013 mayoral campaign.