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Tom Angell, chairman of drug policy reform group Marijuana Majority, called the move "a positive step" for patients and one "that should lead to greatly expanded research on the medical benefits of marijuana".

The issue has deeply divided Republicans, many of whom support expanded research on medical or political grounds or both.

Democrats said the two secondary measures were a distraction intended to provide political cover to Republicans opposed to the expanded research on embryonic stem cells.

It concludes with a string of recommendations for expanded research on the anthrax bacterium and entirely new vaccines for the future.

Together, our findings of consistent spawning times, split-spawning, rapid embryonic development, and remarkable robustness of larvae and settlers now enable expanded research on the early life history and settlement ecology of D. cylindrus.

Mr. Obama supports expanding research on human embryonic stem cells.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign event in Sioux City was chiefly devoted to fighting autism; she pledged to spend $700 million a year to expand research on the causes of autism and monitor its impact nationwide, and to create a task force to investigate treatments and services for those with autism.

The first challenge involves expanding research on the casual effects of school inputs.

This started a progressively expanding research on materials acting as temporary substrates for reinforcing damaged tissue.

The National Research Initiative, which funds peer-reviewed projects, would get an increase of $36 million, to $130 million, mainly to expand research on environmental quality and the genetic enhancement of plants.

They claimed that NIH's new guidelines expanding research on hESCs violated the Dickey-Wicker Amendment, a 1996 law barring the use of federal funds for research that destroys embryos.