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They instead favoured a Panamanian route, a position influenced by large donations from the New Panama Canal Company.

Overall, income from fundraising rose by 8%, lifted by large donations from governments and public bodies such as the UN, in particular in response to the east Africa food crisis and the flood in Pakistan.

Do we have a government that represents all of us or represents the 1%?" Sanders was asked, and declined, to name a piece of legislation or decision which Clinton had made when in office that might have been influenced by large donations to her campaigns.

Further boosts were given by large donations from South African businessman Donald Gordon and a loan from the international bank, HSBC.

The LSO was helped to survive by large donations from Sir Thomas Beecham, who also subsidised the Hallé and the Royal Philharmonic Society.

(I might suggest that any discomfort she feels at being paid millions of dollars to, as she was quoted, "dress up," might be assuaged by large donations of those earnings to charities and social services providers).

The increase in shipments to LIFDCs in 2002/03 was mostly driven by larger donations to Africa and Asia.

CAIR has raised some suspicion by accepting large donations from individuals or foundations closely identified with Arab governments.

Backers of the measure have spent more than $2 million getting it on the ballot and campaigning for its passage, an effort that has been assisted in recent weeks by several large donations, including $1 million from the billionaire George Soros.

Throughout Vilar's rise to fame, he duped his fans and critics by promising large donations, but never delivering, to trump up his own worth.

Researchers found that supporters' decisions were affected by both exceptionally large donations and paltry contributions.