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(Supporters Direct helps fans establish supporters' trusts, and in one of those corporate fig-leaf deals that sees McDonald's donate a minuscule percentage of its gazillions to the occasional public health project, it is overwhelmingly funded by the Premier League).

These incredible innovations arise from a pool of core scientific discoveries that are overwhelmingly funded by federal research grants.

Our third main motivation for eLife has been to reinvigorate the push for open access in scientific publication, so that research that has been overwhelmingly funded from taxes or not-for-profit sources is freely available.

You should know, however, the "Right to Work Foundation" is anti-Union and is overwhelmingly funded by businesses who openly advocate against labor unions and in favor of union-busting legislation.

From the start, the Templeton Foundation set the intellectual scope of positive psychology's remit by overwhelmingly funding projects designed to demonstrate the importance of individual effort to happiness via optimism, gratitude exercises and the like, and all but ignoring the impact of social context.

So they overwhelmingly fund studies that look at abuse.

Paul Vallas, the outgoing superintendent of the Recovery School District, told Newsweek the city "used Katrina as an opportunity to build -- not rebuild, but build -- a new school system," which he described as "overwhelmingly publicly funded, predominantly privately run".

Earlier this year when Democratic members of Congress voted overwhelmingly to fund the Emergency Assistance for Secure Elections bill, the White House viewed the bill as calling for "excessive spending" and engineered its defeat.

Military forces have been funded overwhelmingly by national governments, which historically have been the target of lobbying efforts by bureaucrats in military-related ministries, by legislators from districts containing military bases or major military manufacturing plants, and by representatives of private firms involved in the production of weapons and munitions.

This initiative is funded overwhelmingly by a non-tech couple named Barbara and Richard Stewart, who gave $75,000.

The finding begs the question: Why do women continue to be under represented in the growing tech industry -- a space that continues to be both founded and funded overwhelmingly by men?