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CONGREGATION Beth Shalom Rodfe Zedek, in Chester, dedicated its new synagogue in October, designating its foyer as an area for showing art.

ACORN's pressure, protest and planning work resulted in the city designating its group the city's official neighborhood-planning team for the Lower Ninth and New Orleans East, two of the poorest neighborhoods and helped implement the plans, including building the first new homes in the Lower Ninth.

In 2008, Amazon began designating its top five videos of the year.

Two of the three Arcs -- Arc Pierre Blanche and Arc 1800, designating its altitude in meters -- are on the front side of the resort, above the road and rail hub of Bourg-Saint-Maurice, the last major town before the Little St. Bernard Pass, at the Italian frontier.

In other places, Kripke seems to have in mind another account of rigidity: one according to which a rigid designator designates its object in every possible world, whether or not the designatum exists in that world.

REUTERS   KFC Owner Lays Groundwork for India Expansion  |  Yum Brands, which owns KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, is positioning itself to expand into India, as it designates its operations in that country as a standalone division in the company, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Only the protagonist, a low-level clerk in the Central Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths, has a name, Jose, but that is such a common name in Portugal that it effectively designates its bearer as an anonymous Everyman.

In 1922, the IAU designated its recommended three-letter abbreviation, "Aur".

The group, the First City Command, known by its initials in Portuguese, P.C.C., has already designated its first candidate for Congress in next year's national elections.

* On August 10, pursuant to E.O. 13382, the U.S. Department of the Treasury designated the Commercial Bank of Syria for its involvement in proliferation activities, and also designated its subsidiary, Syrian-Lebanese Commercial Bank.

In designating him last month for its global terrorist list, the Treasury Department said that Mr. Awlaki had pledged an oath of loyalty to the leader of Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch, had recruited people to join the group, had facilitated terrorist training camps in Yemen, had solicited funding for terrorism and had helped to focus the branch's attention "on planning attacks on U.S. interests".