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President Kim Dae Jung has formally approved the selection of Boeing's F15K, an advanced version of the F15.

The US Department of Energy Office of Science has formally approved the start of this project with the issuance of Critical Decision-0, Approve of Mission Need.

Russia's parliament has formally approved military intervention against Isis after the country sent some of its most advanced fighter planes to Syria.

The United States government has formally approved BAE Systems's $1.67 billion purchase of the Sanders military electronics business of the Lockheed Martin Corporation and two other units, both companies said.

The Coast Guard has formally approved the Exxon Corporation's final plan for the cleanup of the Alaska oil spill, including use of chemical fertilizers to speed the growth of oil-eating bacteria.

The long-dreamed-of Second Avenue subway will take another important step toward becoming a real thing of concrete and steel today, as the federal government plans to announce that it has formally approved $1.3 billion in financing for the project's first phase.

Linda W. Brashear, an executive assistant in the corporation, said yesterday that only one of the six towns, Jefferson Township, had formally approved the hunt.

The May Department Stores Company and the Associated Dry Goods Corporation said yesterday that their boards had formally approved May's acquisition of Associated in a stock swap, creating the nation's fifth-largest non-food retailer.

The president's aides announced this weekend that Mr. Bush had formally approved the deployment of 4,700 more troops to Iraq — on top of the 21,500 troops being sent as part of his new war plan — and 3,500 to Afghanistan.

But one cheering announcement punctured the gloom: that Indonesia's government had formally approved the country's first project under the "REDD" scheme (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation).Indonesia is one of world's big emitters of carbon, largely because of logging.

In a statement, Jean-Claude Juncker, who, as the president of the Eurogroup, leads the finance ministers of the 17 European Union members that use the euro, said the national governments had formally approved Greece's second rescue, which is valued at 130 billion euros ($170 billion).