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Murphy says he plans to launch a program for disease-oriented research grants.

Other aspects of immigration reform that she has been advocating for since December are the need to lift the cap on work (H1-B) and investor (EB-5) visas and to launch a program for startup visas for aspiring immigrants who are entrepreneurs.

To make this a reality, there are two options: 1) launch a program for high-speed 3G mobile phones that will allow them to tap into Pandora, 2) Launch an MP3 player or dedicated music device with wireless capabilities designed specifically for Pandora.

In 1997, following the lead of Boeing, Airbus expanded into the business jet market by launching a program for the Airbus Corporate Jetliner, based on the A319 aircraft.

As part of its effort to showcase the variety of academic programs, Canada has launched a program for Indian students to complete three- to four-month paid research internships at leading Canadian universities.

In addition, the company is also launching a program for its OEM and MNO partners ("MOD ready") who want to enable their devices for the platform.

Although Uber has launched a program for people with disabilities to use the car-hailing service, the program is not available in all the markets in which Uber operates.

Earlier this year, the company launched a program for game developers who want to build real-world games on Maps data, for example, and today it announced similar solutions for asset tracking and ridesharing.

The online retailer has launched a program for college students — appropriately called Amazon Students — that offers a free one-year subscription to its premium Amazon Prime service, which normally runs $79 a year.

Martelly's government has launched a program for cleaning up the streets which provides temporary jobs for thousands of Haitians.

"For the cost of this benefits package, the city could give 4,385 students full, four-year scholarships to CUNY or hire 1,458 new teachers or pay for 350,000 G.E.D. test-prep programs or launch a microlending program for minority and woman entrepreneurs".