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But broader general revenue grants could be made in times like these.

By one estimate, as much as $1 billion in expected grants could be suspended by the end of the year.

But she also admits that winning big grants could be more difficult in the neighbourhood's post-recovery stage.

The Grants could be one of the few bands in the history of Liverpool - after Echo and the Bunnymen - to step out of the shadows of the Beatles.

Many of the nation's top doctors depend on federal grants to support their work, and attaching fresh conditions to those grants could be a powerful lever for enforcing new ethical guidelines on the universities.

Because the grants could be used for Macintoshes and competing software, Microsoft said, the settlement would not be intended to give the company an even greater advantage in the marketplace.

Box, of the LGA, agrees that the grant could be better allocated.

"Under such circumstances, rights once granted could be cast in doubt".

Dr. Wiznia acknowledged that he applied for the grant for Jacobi before he told Bronx-Lebanon he would be leaving, but he said Bronx-Lebanon's permission was required before the grant could be moved.

One plot will proceed in a federal courthouse in Washington, where lawyers for a detainee filed papers on Thursday seeking an injunction that, if granted, could be the death knell for the Bush administration's military commissions at Guantánamo.

Mr Martin warned taking past political achievements for granted "could be a mistake of historic proportions".