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Each of these incidents, and many more, prompted new efforts at control.

As "Bible Belt Couples 'Put Asunder' More, Despite New Efforts" (front page, May 21) makes clear, some people simply aren't ready for marriage.

Some critics say even the tobacco and Microsoft cases are little more than new efforts to turn the attorney general offices into political steppingstones.

But as bad economic times make these arrangements even more appealing, the new efforts raise questions about how private ownership of dorms will affect student life and costs in years to come.

It has delayed by more than a year new efforts to remove people from New York's welfare rolls, which rank second in length only to California's.

It also provides more than $600 million for new efforts to help California's homeless, a key component to the deal struck last week by the governor and Democratic legislative leaders.

Science: Of all the changes taking place in China, none may be more future-oriented than the new efforts by your administration to bring young people back from the United States and from Europe and to provide them with important positions.

The SEC, the primary federal agency charged with overseeing the U.S. stock market, has launched new efforts to more closely monitor high-frequency trading -- the ultrafast, computerized buying and selling of stocks, bonds and derivatives that now comprise the majority of stock trading in the country.

Check out savingmothersgivinglife.org to learn more about this new effort and then join me at Every Mother Counts to light a fire in our government officials to make pregnancy and childbirth safe for every mother in the world.

But more new golfers should take the effort to learn the protocols, or at least watch how experienced golfers respect one another's movements.

"If only 3percentt or a ludicrous percent of yellow cabs are accessible, well, what are you doing?" Correction: August 27, 2004, Friday An article on Wednesday 25 about efforts to make more New York taxicabs accessible to wheelchairs misstated the number of riders who use New York City Transit's Access-a-Ride service, a wheelchair van that has been criticized as inconvenient and unreliable.