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Governor-elect Andrew M. Cuomo has a full plate awaiting him when he is inaugurated next month, including a gaping budget deficit.

My e-mail inbox has been inundated with frantic calls for donations since before Donald Trump was even inaugurated -- including a string of emails "counting down" the hours before the world was seemingly coming to an end on January 20.

In his efforts to achieve this goal, Miceli has inaugurated several projects – including the Young Adult Sectoral Employment Project – to accelerate the connection of young people to the labor market.

Mr. Rajoy told supporters when he was elected in November that Spain would "stop being a problem and instead form part of the solution" to the euro debt crisis, and he inaugurated changes that included an overhaul of Spain's rigid labor market rules as the jobless rate hit 24.3 percent, the highest in Europe.

But political insiders scorned his extended post-election passivity — presidents weren't inaugurated until March then — including a Caribbean yacht cruise while the Great Depression festered.

And while the plays have occasionally benefited from the wattage of an established star -- Laurence Fishburne in "Two Trains Running," James Earl Jones in "Fences," Brian Stokes Mitchell in "King Hedley II" -- more often they have inaugurated or revived careers, including those of Courtney Vance and Mary Alice in "Fences" and Angela Bassett and Delroy Lindo in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone".

The feature will be inaugurated by answers that include video from New Jersey mayor Cory Booker and Muppet movie actor Jason Segel.

He was on his way to inaugurate three road projects, including Iran's biggest road tunnel, in Mazandaran province, when the helicopter came down, reports said.

They include inaugurating a Chinese-funded port city which will see land reclaimed from the sea at Colombo.

After many years of unlimited killing of wolves, Croatia inaugurated protections in 1995 that include fines of $6,000 for the willful killing of wolves.

The highlight may well be a bizarre cricketing clash that will see Ed Balls, the economic secretary to the Treasury, bowl his worst against a team of Bollywood heart-throbs.The biggest names in Indian film will be there, including Amitabh Bachchan to inaugurate the match and Shilpa Shetty to preside over the opening coin-toss.