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Hackers draining funds from online exchanges.

Legislators pushing repeal include a state senator from Aurora, Morgan Carroll, who notes that the death penalty did not deter the killer, instead draining funds from more useful mental health and other services.

By draining funds from other programmes, and tying up shuttle capacity, the space station is impeding research and it is exactly the sort of expensive infrastructure programme that NASA is supposed to be moving away from.Abandoning the space station now would certainly be painful.

Tognum's assembly line has a common platform for all engines, says Mr Stettler, and so can respond flexibly to the needs of both its prospective owners.And, rather than simply draining funds from Britain, the more powerful and positive signal from the Tognum deal is that businesses are confident enough to splash out and are less anxious about holding insufficient cash.

The administration, the president said, would ensure that chief executives "are not draining funds that should be advancing our recovery," and that assistance to the financial system would be accompanied by "unprecedented transparency, rigorous oversight and clear accountability, so taxpayers know how their money is being spent and whether it is achieving results".

Also, the diversion of funds to fuel "unicorns" is draining funds that typically have supported IPOs that have been used to scale their business.

Republicans in Congress have said they will try to undercut Obama's actions by draining funding from the Department of Homeland Security, preventing it from enforcing the new rules.

Others worry that these schools may drain funds from existing colleges.

It turns out that when Americans know that market-based reforms drain funds from public schools, most oppose the policies.

Human Rights Watch says the country's rampant corruption drains funds that could be used for education and healthcare.

Subsidizing the construction of more dams with 'green' money could drain funds from alternatives with real climate benefits, such as expanding wind and solar power.