Iraqis are still governed mainly by an American civilian administrator, L. Paul Bremer III.
The clinic, founded in 1925, has said it has financial problems caused mainly by an increase in managed care programs.
Born in Corpus Christi, Tex., she grew up in Dover, N.H., raised mainly by an aunt and her grandmother.
The state budget has grown 60 percent in the last decade, sustained mainly by an income tax that everyone hates.
"Mountain Lakes," for all the suggestiveness of that place name, is a painting dominated mainly by an outdoor stairway and a bannister; the railroad crossing is overhead.
The office said the price increases were caused mainly by an increase in the value-added tax, to 20 percent from 17.5 percent, in January.
Belarus in 1996 was a country that experienced high political tension instigated mainly by an authoritarian leader's attempt to increase his powers.
The number of foreign students from outside Europe rose by 60% in British universities between 1997 and 2003, driven mainly by an increase in Chinese students.
GMAC has been saddled with so many losses — caused mainly by an ill-fated move into subprime mortgage lending several years ago — that it has been unable to provide loans to potential buyers of G.M. cars.
Despite the global financial downturn, Rwanda's economy showed remarkable resilience, growing at an estimated rate of 8 9% during the year; growth was fueled mainly by an expanding industrial base and excellent crop harvests.
Laurie Anderson's art has always been more theatrical than musical, driven mainly by an amalgam of text, wordplay and imagery — verbal and visual — and only secondarily by notes and rhythms.
