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However, the new post-1992 universities, which often lose out on money because it is now given to the departments with the highest ratings (five and five-star), were more enthusiastic.

Wages will start growing when the labor market gets an awful lot tighter than it is now, given that we are still close to 7 million jobs below trend.

That's a model that consumers seem to love, based on the growth of its user base and the size of the prizes that it is now giving away.

(It is now giving Mr. Romney a 1.6-point push when it encounters a registered voter poll).

Ms. Karan, as she toured the work, said, "The difference between what it has been and what it is now gives us reason to be optimistic".

Merrill Lynch describes it as "one of our greatest assets"—albeit one it is now giving away free over the Internet (for a "trial period").

— What Los Angeles took a century ago — a 62-mile stretch of river here in the parched Owens Valley — it is now giving back.

In Greece, Portugal and Spain, we should not forget the important role the EU played in stabilising democracy after the fall of the military dictatorships, as well as the hand it is now giving them with some significant economic problems.

At the same time, the company's operations department says it is now giving store managers the right to tell customers lined up in Friday's sweltering temperatures just what their chances are for walking away with one in their pocket at 6 p.m.

Chances are then that Coordinate wasn't as successful as Google hoped it would be and given its tendency to end unpopular programs, it's now giving Coordinate the ax, too.

On the company's longer sailings, it's now giving passengers a similar option as to what easyCruise initially offered — albeit with more luxury amenities — with a minimum purchase of five days.