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"TransCanada had its preferred route and then it provided State with four other routes," Anthony Swift of the National Resource Defense Council, said last year, referring to the Canadian oil company that stood to profit from the project.

In January 1996, the American Federation of Teachers challenged Cleveland's school-choice plan on the grounds that it provided state support for religion.

This phone isn't just about style and glamour; it provides state-of-the-art mobile device computing and wireless services.

It provides state-of-the-art electronics, mission systems integration and other capabilities in the areas of sensing, effects, and command, control, communications and intelligence systems, as well as a wide range of mission support services.

Iran has allowed transition for more than 30 years now and has comparatively been an enthusiastic supporter of it, providing state funds for SRS and a change of documentation in conjunction with the surgery.

Aides to Mr. DeLay, who is not an officer of the charity, said it had since provided state officials with all the information they requested.

In recent years Huawei has decisively dispelled any doubts that it can provide state-of-the-art communications equipment.

And it says that it intends to supply only half the total market, presumably leaving the more obscure subjects to others.In an attempt to satisfy the commercial publishers, the government now says that it will provide state schools with "electronic learning credits", worth £50m in the school year 2002-03, which they can use to buy content from the private sector if they wish.

It also provides state-of-the-art of power quality improvement converter technology to researchers, designers and engineers working on three-phase, switched-mode ac dc converters.

Yes, school meals in France are indeed superior to ours, but that's reflective of a government so supportive of raising good food citizens that it actually provides state-sanctioned "taste training" to all preschoolers, puts warnings on junk food ads, and funds school meals at a far higher rate than our own government.

The state's powerful prison guard union has agreed to pay $5,500 in fines for failing to properly disclose nearly $25,000 in gifts it provided to state lawmakers during a three-year period.