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More than three months after the Obama administration outlined a new program aimed at rescuing millions of distressed homeowners by compensating banks that modify mortgages, Ms. Ulery's experience illustrates the mixture of confusion, frustration and limited assistance that now reigns.

That sounds much like previous White House efforts, particularly in 2009 when Mr. Obama outlined a new program to strengthen the investigation and prosecution of mortgage fraud, promising more money and people to target "virtually every step of the process, from predatory lending on Main Street to the manipulation on Wall Street".

Speaking in Frankfurt on Thursday, the E.C.B's president, Mario Draghi, outlined a new program to lower borrowing costs of countries like Spain and Italy that have been forced to pay rates which most analysts believe would be sustainable in the medium term.

At the Urban League's annual conference last week, the President outlined a new program called the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans--aiming to create a range of education programs for black students via several federal agencies.

Morin was outlining a new program to cut through the bureaucratic logjam that was hampering French weapons exports.

It had another growth spurt early this year with the introduction of Code Year, which sends its now 400,000 users a weekly e-mail outlining a new programming concept they can learn on the site.

Less than a week after President Obama outlined a new direction for the American drone program, Pakistani officials said that a C.I.A. missile strike on Wednesday had killed a top member of the Pakistani Taliban, an attack that illustrated the continued murkiness of the rules that govern the United States' targeted killing operations.

Goto outlined a new militant demand for his release.

She then outlined an ambitious new program.

$100 Million Proposal In addition, Reagan Administration officials said the antidrug package that the White House plans to outline today would include a new program to spend $100 million a year to help states finance the sorts of measures advocated in the handbook.

In New York last Tuesday, Mr. Gore called for a new program to supplement Social Security, but he offered only a broad outline.