WASHINGTON -- More than half of the House Republicans voted on Wednesday to earmark $450 million in funds for a duplicative fighter-jet engines that the Department of Defense has repeatedly said it does not need.
In the tree, each node corresponds to a duplicative transposition and can be computed in a Lineage-Through-Time (LTT) plot depicting the rate of duplicative transposition events through time.
Lelyveld says he was looking "for somebody strong who complements you in an interesting way, not just a duplicative way".
I do not believe there is any sound reason to conclude that the Legislature's adoption of revised section 102.168 in 1999 intended to change this and provide for a duplicative recount by an individual circuit judge.
In Ohio, the ink was barely dry on a statutory ban before legislators rushed a duplicative amendment to the November ballot.
Housenger replied with his reiteration that the ATSDR review would be a "duplicative government effort" and that the EPA draft would be out in July of 2015.
"The call for a duplicative federal review is wasteful and unnecessarily undermines the serious efforts of Southern California water providers to safely and sustainably serve the region's water needs and create local jobs," the company said Thursday in a statement.
There's a broad consensus that widely sharing patient-level data from clinical trials is desirable, with potential advantages ranging from faster identification of side effects, easier confirmation of a therapy's efficacy, and a reduction in duplicative efforts.
They invested $200 million (about a billion in today's dollars) in duplicative oil wells.
However, in his presentation, Mr. Bronstein also suggested "economies of at least $1 million in operational expenses and $900,000 in duplicative personnel".
