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Mr. Walsh said he hoped to get approval for an expanded program by the end of this year, and to equip about 700 more buses with positioning systems that would feed 35 more signs, which would go on routes in the other boroughs.

In a trial for online ordering, the company expects to equip about 100 of its largest clients with computers soon.

Washington is spending $64 million to train and equip about 2,000 Georgian border guards and a mechanized company as a fast-reaction antiterrorist force.

Two months ago, the United States took the unusual step of refusing to train or equip about a half-dozen Pakistani Army units that are believed to have killed unarmed prisoners and civilians during recent offensives against the Taliban.

It has financed loans to more than 5,000 fast-food restaurants, helped equip about 4,000 dentists' offices and allowed small businesses to buy tens of thousands of forklifts, delivery vans and other equipment.

The firm is also set to recall some 323,700 cars in India, it emerged, adding to expectations that it would recall and re-equip about 8.5m cars in Europe.

Since late 1998, the state police have equipped about 760 marked patrol cars with video cameras at a cost of about $2.5 million.

In Kunduz, where the government has armed and equipped about 1,500 militiamen, thousands of others have joined the proliferating independent groups, or arbakai.

Britain has already begun training and equipping about 3,000 Sierra Leoneans in the hope that a government army might recapture some territory, with the backing of the United Nations force.

Amtrak, which operates the Philadelphia commuter railway, has so far equipped about 400 miles of track with PTC sensors.

The city will now spend about $50 million to equip the building with about 150 oil dampers — giant hydraulic shock absorbers — to better withstand earthquake vibrations and reduce the swaying.