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Chuck Leitgeb, a spokesman for the speaker, said Mr. Collins also wanted to clarify whether the state was liable for the much higher cost of needs beyond those involving health, safety and overcrowding.

In 2007, Congress increased the Pell Grant, the federal scholarship for low-income students, and reduced the cost of need-based student loans.

The potential benefit of intensive care unit (ICU) admission of hematologic cancer patient requiring mechanical ventilation (MV) still controversial especially with increased cost of needed life support measures.

However, this increased efficiency comes at the cost of needing to understand relational database engines, including the ability to write queries to retrieve data.

Bridges and pavement were repaired on a rotating basis, to stagger the cost of needed repairs.

If the testing proves positive the cost of needed repairs to the water system would not only require additional state and federal aid but would bankrupt the town.

This does not include the cost of needed investments in drinking water treatment plants -- nor does it include the cost of dealing with our society's wastewater and storm water pollution.

Cells with higher stress resistance often survive longer stress durations at the cost of needing more time to resume growth, a strong disadvantage in competitive environments.

Alternatively, the numerical solution of the ODEs defining the CME might be able to handle larger systems than the analytical approach, at the cost of needing to assess stability and accuracy of such numerical approach.

Estimate the cost of needs individually.

Add the cost of needed repairs into the selling price when making comparisons.