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Merrill is one of many Wall Street brokerages doing a large-scale Linux deployment in an effort to cut their costs and boost revenue.

Federal insurance programs against PHEV battery failure, 'feebate' programs that tax polluting vehicles and reward the purchase of efficient and low-carbon vehicles, and congestion charging are all tools that warrant analysis and deployment in an integrated effort between federal and state transportation efforts.

Political and military analysts interpret the deployment as an effort by Russia to increase its influence in a region it once controlled.

The United States has already taken steps to accelerate the training and deployment of Iraqi security forces in an effort to move American and allied troops off the streets and into support roles.

Pakistan has sent 70,000 troops -- the army's first deployment in the tribal areas -- in an effort to apprehend them.

The appropriate response, experts told VICE, is not military deployments but an effort to stabilize countries in the Northern Triangle.

Barack Obama held a war council at the White House today to discuss the final four options for deployment of extra US troops to Afghanistan in an effort to stave off defeat at the hands of the Taliban.

On 11 April 1963, Thurmond led the Congress in an effort to fund deployment of Zeus.

With clean energy sources becoming more competitive each day, fossil fuel interests continue to spread misinformation in an effort to slow the deployment of sustainable energy solutions, and are now using universities to echo their anti-clean energy message.

Hersmann said Ushahidi had set up a crowdmap deployment to map the locations of all blood drive centres, in an effort to match these areas with those willing to help at BloodDonationKenya.Crowdmap.com.

Barbara Crossette (NYT) THE AMERICAS BRAZIL: MORE BORDER TROOPS Brazil announced deployment of a special task force for the Bolivian border in an effort to shut routes to drug trafficking and contraband smuggling.