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In its continuing fight, Chevron has again spent $1.2 million, this time to oppose two City Council candidates who are critical of the company and to support three who are considered supportive.

Mr. Edwards has focused mostly on the early states: He has 80 field organizers in New Hampshire, and has again spent about one-third of what Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton have devoted to advertising there.

To that end he has again spent the run-up preparing in Ireland, playing the links at Royal Dublin and Portmarnock, and is desperate to get started on the Old Course.

The retailer has once again spent £7m on a campaign that ranges from the slick TV ad to a smartphone game and merchandise, including glow in the dark pyjamas, as well as areas decked out like the surface of the moon in 11 stores.

John W. Hinckley Jr., who shot President Ronald Reagan, has again asked to spend less time in a mental hospital and more time with his family.

Mr. Yaroslavsky and other local officials had, once again, spent several weeks trying to persuade people to stay out of their cars.

"I've never again spent R&D money without returning something on the investment," says Charl s.

This year, for example, Congress has again barred the city from spending its own money for District-run insurance programs that help offset the cost of abortions for low-income residents.

Oliver has again headed down under to spend the winter months playing and coaching with Victoria state side Geelong, where has has long established ties.

A LEADING forecaster of advertising spending has again lowered his estimate for growth in the United States this year, joining other experts who have also reduced their predictions.

"Spending has again been driven by a minority of clubs," said Mr Jones.