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It intends to devote the remaining days to Mr. Gore.
The Democratic Governors Association says it intends to devote $50 million to these races, nearly three times as much as ever, and the Democratic National Committee has dedicated as much direct financing to governors' races as it has to Senate and House campaigns.
The administration has also said it intends to devote resources for the refugee program toward clearing a growing backlog of asylum cases, though critics maintain the U.S. has the resources to do both.
My heart is here in Holyoke and I intend to devote my energies here.
To do so, I intend to devote this and some future editions of World Ocean Radio in effort to share some of the value contained within.
Hyundai Motor America intends to devote four of the seven commercials it is to run during the show -- all of them by the Innocean Worldwide Americas agency -- to a luxury model, the 2012 Azera sedan, that with a sticker price of around $32,000 is aimed at the affluent viewers of the Oscars.
Trevor Kaufman, chief executive of Schematic, an interactive agency based in Los Angeles which was recently bought by WPP, says that one of his clients, an American "big-box" national retailer, intends to devote more of its marketing resources to the internet as the economy slows.
Kimberly-Clark intends to devote about 35percentt of its overall marketing spending this year to nontraditional media like the Internet, said a spokesman, Joey Mooring, compared with about 25percentt in 2007 and 10percentt in 2004.
Ms. Cohen intends to devote chapters to New York's neighborhoods, crime, society, sports, theater, street life, politics and transportation.
Mr. Scrushy said last week that he eventually intends to devote his full attention to the rehabilitation hospitals, but not until the surgery business is established.
Mr. Diamond intends to devote considerable time to that effort as the next president of the Community of the Cross of Nails-U.S.A.
