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"In this difficult fiscal climate," he wrote to Caren S. Franzini, the chief executive of the Economic Development Authority, "the taxpayers of New Jersey should not be forced to subsidize projects such as 'Jersey Shore.' " "Jersey Shore," shown on MTV, is hardly the only reality program to get economic help from the state in which it sets up its cameras.

Updated at 12.34pm GMT 11.59am GMT Centrica, the owner of British Gas, has published its annual report for 2013, in which it sets out the main risks to its business.

The personal care brand has just released a film called Choose Beautiful, in which it sets out to "prove that beauty is a choice – and the power of this choice is in your hands".

Personal information and political influence — in which it sets out a series of policy recommendations related to how personal information is used in modern political campaigns.

But the current job growth is particularly significant because it shows employment starting to mesh well with an improving macroeconomic situation, after three years in which it set a somewhat discordant note.

In recent decades, Bombardier, the Canadian regional jet maker, received lavish incentives and free factories from countries in which it set up plants, said Robert Lamb, a professor of management at the Stern School of Business at New York University, who has studied aerospace companies and the economies of municipalities.

Yesterday, a security firm called Avast Software published the results of an experiment it conducted in Cleveland, in which it set up a series of fake open Wi-Fi networks around the arena to see how many people would sign on and expose their personal information.

Robeson erased the state mark of 1 40.19, which it set last year in the national indoor championships.

"Barnaby Scott was the main designer and we are extraordinarily grateful for the way he's spent so much time in considering the wood and the place in which it's set".

When Gilmore premiered in 2000, the comically quaint (and fictional) place in which it's set, Stars Hallow, reminded me of Kent, the Connecticut town where I visited my grandmother as a kid.

"The Obama administration has created its own little secret bubble in which it's setting counterterrorism policy".