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But under the new law, more generous "wellness" benefits should eventually be available to almost all Americans with insurance.

While he never uttered the word "citizenship" and said a secure border must come first, Mr. Paul strongly implied that citizenship would eventually be available to them.

While speed in organizing the papers may be important to Mr. Giuliani and his publishers, the top priority for the city is keeping all the material secure so that a complete record will eventually be available to historians.

The participation of the Knight Foundation, which stresses open-source journalism, and Mozilla, known for its open-source ethos, suggest what the announcement says: that the system will eventually be available to everyone.

In his memorandum, Mr. Brooks said he was imposing the hiring freeze in part because "the outcome is uncertain" in the appropriations process and "we must do all we can now to ensure that we don't overspend the financial resources that will eventually be available to us".

At Park Square West in the Urban Redevelopment District under construction by Corcoran-Jennison of Dorchester, Mass., a swimming pool, fitness and business centers, rooftop putting green, game room, juice bar and tea garden will eventually be available to tenants of 433 studios and one- to three-bedroom apartments.

Wireless charging is now an option at about 200 Starbucks locations in the San Francisco Bay Area and will eventually be available at stores across the country.

Although exclusive compilation albums will eventually be available at Patagonia stores around the world, tracks and bundles (as well as an iPhone app and a web widget player) will be available immediately at www.patagonia.com/music.

Though the cabins will eventually be available only to members, and the number of accommodations is likely to decrease as the less-historic cabins are removed, the soaring lodgepole dining room will probably continue to accept outsiders.

Improvements made by the Crime and Courts Act, which already permits part-time working and job-sharing for judges, is rapidly expanding the pool of eligible female lawyers who will eventually be available for selection to the highest judicial positions, she said.

But unlike some other recent perks for corporate road warriors -- like expanded first-class sections or the installation of double beds on overnight flights -- much of the new technology will eventually be available for all passengers to use, industry experts said.