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What about the multitudes television executives devise programs for?

The suit seeks an order that the city devise programs to address the issue.

Mr. Westin said he wants his producers to devise programming that will stand out.

Companies, however, spend many millions more to devise programs that involve their employees, customers and suppliers.

The education package also calls for spending $30 million to help schools devise programs to reduce violence among students.

Instead, they devise programs that attempt to be as varied as repertory evenings of ballet can be.

As policymakers use it to devise programs, it's becoming clear that behavioral economics is being asked to solve problems it wasn't meant to address.

No sooner do studios devise programming for cellphones that can stream video content than social-networking Web sites like MySpace become the latest, greatest platform.

But Gov. Christie Whitman vetoed it, saying the bill would interfere with state efforts to devise programs to reduce students' drug and alcohol abuse.

After defeating Malu Micher, a feminist candidate who ran against him for governor in 1995, he worked with her to devise programs in Guanajuato to benefit rural women.

Jazz at Lincoln Center likes to devise programs that can include jazz's up-and-coming musicians and, even better, engage them in some friendly competition.