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In its award, the endowment said the money was intended to begin "a national program series exploring classical literature".

Wilson said the lectures were intended to begin a dialogue, to which end he has started a website.

The bus tour was intended to begin a more aggressive phase of Mr. Kerry's campaign against Mr. Bush.

Marine commanders said Saturday that they intended to begin a rapid encirclement of Tikrit and give the holdouts a chance to surrender.

It was intended to begin a judicial process that would see those Serbs who were responsible for the killings of tens of thousands of Muslims brought to justice.

His speech is intended to begin a modest rapprochement between the two countries, with officials acknowledging there remains an "impasse" on many major issues.

Earlier this month, Just Eat noted that the CMA intended to begin an in-depth investigation and said it was "committed to demonstrating to the CMA that the market is, and will remain, competitive following completion of the proposed transaction".

But the agency's Administrator, Vance C. Clark, said the Government did not intend to begin a wave of foreclosures.

Within the next couple of years, the brand intends to begin a campaign in Baltimore, too, but is in no hurry to try to go national again.

Several people close to Ms. Couric have confirmed that she intends to begin a daily syndicated talk show, most likely to start in the fall of 2012.

After he formally takes power, the ruling and opposition parties intend to begin a national dialogue to draw up a new constitution.