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This included many financings of less than $100 million, some of which funded entrepreneurial venture capitalists including Steve Wynn, T. Boone Pickens, and Ted Turner.

While pursuing his Ph.D., Heckmann worked on three of the different projects that were going on in the Steinmetz lab, all of which funded his training at one time or another: the EU M3I (Market Managed Multiservice Internet) project, which aimed to build the next generation of service infrastructure for ISPs; the E.U.

Hogan, 37, has received a total of five grants from the NGS, the first of which funded his graduate school research, as well as a handful of other grants from sources as varied as the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to the International Finance Corporation (IFC).

The lobbying figure doesn't include more than $36 million the group spent influencing the 2012 elections ($28 million of which funded attack ads against Democrats).

Critical early support came from the Institute for the Study of Aging, which funded development of Allon's technology.

At the time of study completion, KM and HM were employees of Mundipharma Research Limited, which funded the study and is financing the article-processing charge for this manuscript.

We acknowledge the support of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and the Open Access Publication Funds of Bielefeld University, which funded the article processing charges.

The Christian evangelical John Hagee Ministries and the New York Central Fund, both of which fund settler groups, are among Im Tirtzu's funders.

Some $94 million in financing for the project roughly two-thirds of the total comes from the Erling-Persson Family Foundathen and the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation, both of which fund scientific research.

This year, Congress is attempting to pass 12 spending bills, each of which funds a different part of our government, instead of combining them into a huge, last-minute omnibus spending bill.

In the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) has established a program in environmental public health tracking, one component of which funds states to develop additional registries of health outcomes, such as asthma, for assessment of possible environmental etiologies (http://www.cdc.gov/nceh/tracking).