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(Susquehanna conducts polling for Republican clients in addition to its work for news organizations).

In addition to its work in Chile, BAL has formed a strategic partnership with Statoil, a Norwegian producer of offshore oil and gas.

In addition to its work for New York City Transit, the company is also a major contractor for the School Construction Authority, with five projects under way in the city, and the monitor will supervise those jobs as well.

In addition to its work on Mrs. Lundgren's case, the Public Health Department's laboratory has tested samples of 1,950 suspicious substances sent by local fire departments or state emergency response crews since late September, Michael Purcaro, a spokesman, said.

In addition to its work measuring the strength of concrete, Testwell also examines steel and tests for the presence of asbestos and prosecutors were looking into at least one incident in each of those areas, an investigator said.

In addition to its work with Toys for Tots, Amazon is also supporting monetary donations through Alexa to the charity of their choice.

In addition to its charitable work it has been engaging in litigating with the United States government over a matter that has no substance, but has given it a high profile.

In addition to its evangelical work in the United States, his foundation has plans to build a 30-bed children's hospital in Mindanao's largest city, Davao.

In addition to its traditional work of adapting legacy enterprise computing systems to a cloud computing environment, David Northington, Cloud Sherpas's chief executive, said the company will also offer collaborative and mobile strategic advice and applications.

In addition to its new work with the DoD, Microsoft is expanding its support for FedRAMP, the standard that governs which cloud services federal agencies are able to use.

In addition to its mandatory work-study program, the college, whose motto is Nostrom Puer ("Our Boy"), is known for its high faculty-student ratio, particularly if you count Grandma.