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Many on Wall Street say they believe that the cost of the rescue is certain to exceed the $700 billion that was originally designated for it.

If not, the N.F.L., on 12 days' notice, can shift the game originally designated for NBC to an earlier time slot on Fox or CBS.

Outside that area, people have started to return to their homes, including in places that were originally designated for voluntary evacuations.

A raised stage stands at one end, framed by a triumphal proscenium arch, while an ornate balcony encircles the room, raised on spiralling barley sugar columns – a level originally designated for "unescorted ladies", safely elevated from the antics below.

Part of the proceeds, originally designated for indigent pet owners, went instead to the A.S.P.C.A.'s newly formed Animal Disaster Relief Fund, for the rescue of pets abandoned in the crisis.

This area was originally designated for industry; however while it was still in the process of drying out, a handful of bioligist convinced the Dutch government that theland would be better used to recreate a paleolithic landscape.

Use of junction fragments containing viral U3 and adjacent cellular sequences, permitted to establish that in one of the most developed tumor one of the proviral genome was integrated within a gene that is known as ccn3 and that we originally designated "nov" for « nephroblastoma overexpressed » [ 5].

Myc was first identified as the cellular homolog of the avian myelocytomatosis viral oncogene (v-Myc) (Sheiness et al., 1980) and originally designated c-Myc for cellular-Myc (Hayward et al., 1981).

The space now occupied by H&M and Marshalls was originally designated as the site for the Harlem International Trade Center, but Governor George Pataki and his supporters rejected the center, despite strong protests from local Harlem business people.

The unit was originally designated with providing carrying parties for supplies and ammunition during the battle, but was subsequently pulled into the fighting.

This reported odds ratio is comparable to a 0.4- to 0.5-μg/m increased level of ECAT exposure roughly the mean levels of ECAT for the infants originally designated as exposed to moving or stop-and-go traffic.