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Grief centers for children are one example: there are now more than 300 of these nonprofit counseling centers, up from 204 in 2002.

In the study, 1,572 patients who were admitted to community hospitals with acute heart attacks were randomly given thrombolytic treatment or transferred by ambulance to angioplasty centers up to 100 miles away.

At the same time, the University of Texas Medical Branch — the oldest medical school in Texas and a major center of research on infectious diseases — will request $609 million to get the complex's six hospitals, medical school and various research centers up and running, Dr. Ben G. Raimer, a vice president of the school, said.

Senator Lautenberg has a big lead in the polls and more money and more party notables supporting him than Representative Andrews, so the challenger has been making up in shoe leather what he lacks in party machinery, working small gatherings in rented halls and community centers up and down the state, and preaching the theme of his Web site: "A Real Choice.

Girls now make up almost 20percentt of young people entering New York City's juvenile detention centers, up from 11.3percentt in 1990, according to a report that the Citizens Committee for Childrenn, an advocacy group, presented yesterday at a City Council hearing.

"There is a clear and growing problem in our town and city centers up and down the country on Friday and Saturday nights," said Mr. Blair, whose son, then 16, was found vomiting and incoherent on a London street four years ago after an evening of drinking.

At the center: up to two editorials a day that channel the views of Mr. Bloomberg himself.

Sony put out a statement saying it hoped to have a temporary distribution center up and running within a week.

NEW ORLEANS — When half the Superdome went dark Sunday, so did the N.F.L.'s control center, up near the top of the stadium, above the last row of seats.

While government officials announced that the rial would strengthen as soon as they had their own foreign currency exchange center up and running, many traders were skeptical.

This ANOVA (Fig.  6) included two factors: gaze position (center, up and down) and polar angle (32 levels as above).