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Bloody business Low expectations ReprintsOn May 10th Mr Kan shocked the nuclear tribe again by announcing his intention to rewrite from scratch a blueprint, scarcely a year old, that planned roughly to double nuclear power's contribution, accounting for half of Japan's energy mix by 2030.

He is also planning roughly similar studies of how music affects a surgeon's performance.

Medicaid pays the privately run managed-care plans roughly $3,800 a month for each person they enroll in New York City, regardless of how many services they need.

In 2007, ­Vattenfall's engineers had to scrap their daily scheduling plans roughly every other day to reconfigure electricity supplies on the fly; in early 2008, such changes became necessary every day.

But a 2018 survey found that 63% of small business owners only plan roughly a year in advance.

Sunrise Movement activists are planning roughly 100 town halls and a 10-stop nationwide tour.

Aides say he plans roughly one speech a week for the rest of the summer touching on retirement security, education, and healthcare, among other issues.

At full build-out, Ways said the development is planned for roughly 770 units, a mixture of multifamily, senior housing and townhouses, plus 90K SF of new retail.

A session of social day care — including at least four hours of supervision, a meal and a snack — costs the plans roughly $65 to $95.

Unlike the $17.4 billion package announced by President Bush, the Canadian plan, roughly $3.3 billion, is remarkably short on detail, at least publicly.

The Kaiser Family Foundation in the summer found 53percentt who support such a plan, roughly similar to the year before but more than the share who supported a national health plan in the late 1990s and early 2000s.