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By mid-April the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee had been established to expand student involvement.

Leon Levy fellowships were established to expand on Levy's interest in neuroscience and the functioning of the brain to better understand its impact on human behavior.

This is the fifth year of the award, established to expand opportunities for British writers, readers and publishers of the short story, with James Lasdun and poet Kate Clanchy among the previous winners.

The Biostatistics Epidemiology Summer Training Diversity Program BESTT) was established to expand and diversify the behavioral and biomedical sciences' workforce by introducing undergraduates from underrepresented populations to biostatistics and cardiovascular and pulmonary disease research.

McCain realized, too, that he could leverage the power of the national constituency he had established to expand his influence in the Senate, where Democrats would be more willing to work with him, and he would probably be able to get more legislation passed than he ever had before.

As knowledge is gained and marketing linkages are established to expand demand in both national and international markets for indigenous rice varieties, grown in an eco-friendly way with SRI methods, the consortium can and will expand to include more SRI farmers and their organizations and assisting agencies in other countries.

Besides generating stable cultures of primary hepatocytes for drug testing and development of BALs, it is of outmost relevance to establish systems to expand hepatocyte cultures, e.g. for transplantation purposes.

Under the America's Health Insurance Plans "Vision for Reform," for instance, a $50 billion federal performance grant program would be established to "assist states in expanding access to coverage".

One, Fareshare, is an established charity looking to expand at a time when many of our peers are contracting.

The Monitoring Team was established in 1994 to expand knowledge of the biodiversity of the Bezà Mahafaly forests and track its dynamics through time.

Julie R. Weeks, 50, president of Womenable, a consulting firm in Empire, Mich., focusing on female entrepreneurs, said the difficulty of securing money particularly hits women-owned businesses that are established and hoping to expand.