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According to the News, "the legislation was heavily designed to satisfy the party's constituencies and hunger for social programs, and inadequately weighted toward job-multiplier projects like building and repairing bridges and railroads -- including subways".

Mr. Gates said $11 billion of the requested money was for building 15,000 heavily armored vehicles designed to better withstand the roadside bombs that cause the majority of American casualties in Iraq.

When the Guardian met her at the Arg, the heavily guarded palace designed to resemble a castle in the centre of Kabul, Rula Ghani was closely tailed by advisers and careful to state her opinions without ambiguity; she had recently been the subject of fierce criticism after a report published last week quoted her as saying she supported France's ban on the niqab.

On the programming front, ITV's results have been mixed: News at Ten, relaunched with much fanfare in January, has struggled for viewers, as have heavily promoted dramas designed to bring in younger viewers such as Moving Wallpaper/Echo Beach and The Palace In Grade's favour, he has boosted daytime ratings and continues to enjoy success at weekends with The X Factor and Dancing on Ice.

The company will continue to invest heavily in programs designed to create better user understanding and to enhance privacy.

This is a 'voluntary' and heavily subsidised scheme designed to reduce the financial burden of illness on the rural population.

Svalbard is perhaps best known as the home to the Global Seed Vault, a heavily-insulated building, designed to withstand the elements, that holds seed samples from around the world.

This heavily armored plane is designed to fly slow and low, absorbing ground fire while shooting the enemy with its Gatling gun and other armaments.

The GSBQs are always heavily oversubscribed and are designed to support sustainability business professionals in supporting the transformation of their businesses.

China is investing heavily in "asymmetric capabilities" designed to blunt America's once-overwhelming capacity to project power in the region.

Global Crossing, which has invested heavily in undersea cables designed to move data traffic around the world at lightning speed, is in a similar pickle.