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The BBC has indicated it will cut the number of hours it will devote on its main TV channels to Glastonbury, this year featuring Adele, Coldplay and Muse.

Detroit could earn itself some badly needed respect and trust if it announced that from now on it will devote its managerial energies to the task of making much cleaner, high-mileage cars — rather than fighting sensible and essential efforts to control the spread of greenhouse gases.

One of the biggest dangers for Nokia is that it will devote so much energy to taking on Apple, Google and Research In Motion (the maker of the BlackBerry) that it will lose its edge in emerging markets.All is not lost.

For this case it will devote six hours, spread over three days.

Over the next two weekends the Bard Music Festival in Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y., will devote its annual Rediscoveries series to Elgar and his world.

"Enfoque" on Telemundo will devote its entire program to the new health care law with a special analysis on the impact and scope of the legislation.

More will be able to attend boarding schools.Third, the government will devote more resources on those leaving care.

A week from Thanksgiving, "48 Hours," of which Mr. Rather is the anchor, will devote its program to reports on ecstasy, the hallucinogenic drug.

Make a decision early on about how much time you will devote to it and about how big your "tribe" of followers will be.

It seems likely that they will devote part of their engagement to duets, as they did on a new album, due out soon on Sunnyside.

He noted that on Aug. 23 CBS will devote its entire three hours of prime time to the finale of "Survivor," the program that has chronicled the efforts of 16 people on a tropical island to survive a Darwinian game of attrition.