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The company has earmarked up to £400m this year for acquisitions.

The Ministry of Justice has earmarked up to six smaller jails for possible closure, including Dartmoor, Shepton Mallet, Shrewsbury, and North Sea Camp, Lincolnshire, and scaled back Labour's prison building programme.

From 1 October 2009 it will take charge of the Primary Capital Programme, which has £1.6bn earmarked up to 2011; the Devolved Formula Capital of £1.6bn up to 2011; and the Targeted Capital Programme, which backs projects aligned to specific policies such zero-carbon exemplar schools, with £1.8bn up to 2011.

The Scottish government has already included the super school plan in its latest construction programme and Dumfries and Galloway Council has provisionally earmarked up to £18m towards the development costs.

As detailed in a news story in Science magazine today, the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas CPRITT) has earmarked up to $18 million of the 1-year incubator grant for a drug discovery center at MD Anderson whose scientific director is Lynda Chin, wife of MD Anderson's new president, Ronald DePinho.

The government has already earmarked up to £38m for investment in credit unions but the Co-op party, which works with the Labour party in parliament, is calling for specific targets on membership.

The association said that it would earmark up to $500 million from the deal to be used by its regulatory arm and $215 million for the benefit of the American Stock Exchange, which the N.A.S.D. acquired in 1998.

A bill is progressing through the United States Congress that would earmark up to $80 million to help feed, clothe and move to safety people who escape the North Korean Communist dictatorship.

Greece appears on track to win access to a controversial EU programme that could earmark up to €1.75bn (£1.56bn) in free carbon allowances for the building of two massive coal-fired power plants.

Gore's pitch comes on the heels of ClickStart, a federal program announced during President Clinton's State of the Union address, that would earmark up to $100 million in subsidies to help as many as 9 million households connect to the Internet.

DeMint opposes the project, because it is an earmark and Jim DeMint hates earmarks, up to and including this one, which he personally killed.