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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry replied that the U.S. would do whatever was called for provided that Turkey presented it with "evidence" of wrongdoing; if Turkey neglects to do so and the U.S. refuses to extradite Gulen, the two powers may experience a serious falling out in the months to come.

The Democrats called for providing $170 million more than the $20 million increase Mr. Pataki proposed for these programs.

The report called for providing portable devices like BlackBerrys to station personnel, although that solution would work only for those above ground.

Mr. Lazio's aides said he supported Medicare by voting for a resolution last year that called for providing Medicare an extra $11 billion from the federal budget surplus.

Mr. Conrad called for providing about $20 billion to expand foreclosure-reduction programs at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, as well as money to expand an existing tax credit for homebuyers.

Officials confirmed that the State Department memo also called for providing background information to the American press about chaos in Libya and mounting evidence of Libyan terrorist planning.

Otherwise the human advisor is called for providing a hand crafted proof for such a formula, which subsequently after some (automated) preparation steps is stored in the system's memory, to be in stock for future reasoning problems.

According to Kehl, other lawmakers like West Virginia senator John D Rockefeller IV, California congresswoman Anna Eshoo and FCC commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel have previously called for providing schools nationwide with one gigabit connection, something that almost none of the school have right now.

Mr. Romney has called for providing families with information about college "completion and persistence, loan repayment rates, future earnings, and other indicators to intelligently weigh the risks and benefits of the many options available to them".

In September, after years of negotiation and debate, the House passed legislation that called for providing $7.4 billion over eight years to cover the medical care of 9/11 rescue workers and others.

In addition to ending the raids, Clinton called for providing government-funded attorneys to those seeking asylum, reforming the refugee process and addressing problems facing Central America. .