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Republicans, on the other hand, want reforms in the rules controlling how the Democratic state treasurer invests the state's $21 billion pension fund.

Finally, by controlling how the material crystallizes as it cools, they created microscopic grains that are a few hundred nanometers across.

Understanding and controlling how the dielectric environment affects the intrinsic properties of graphene is also critical to fundamental studies and technological development of graphene.

McMorris Rodgers has made false statements) about the scientific consensus on human-induced climate change; if confirmed, she would be able to further distort public perceptions on this issue by controlling how the U.S. Geological Survey and the National Park Service communicate to the public about climate change.

Much of it comes down to controlling how the government raises money and spends money that's the essential function of the House of Representatives and, obviously, if you run the House, as Hastert does, you're going to have some serious say in the country's getting and spending.

But now that a biographer has been granted access for the first time to Kennedy's medical files, a radically different picture emerges, one that reminds us -- as other Kennedy revelations have -- that he and his inner circle were masters at controlling how the public perceived him.

Who controls how the space is configured?" he said.

But he said the authority could not control how the county spent the money.

Columbia wanted to control how the news of the report broke.

Yet, while the camera can do wonderful things, it also controls how the movement is perceived.

"You can persistently and remotely control how the application is working," he warns.