The memo adds: "Districts should be sensitive to cases that have a hardship," pointing, for example, to families that might have transportation problems.
Others say they are disappointed that the industry's wish list in Washington remains unfulfilled, pointing, for example, to the unsuccessful effort to raise visa caps for immigrants with math and science degrees.
Mr. Mitchell, a professor of architecture at M.I.T., celebrates the populism and protest that might grow out of this connectedness, pointing, for example, to the worldwide protests against the United States's invasion of Iraq -- an outcry coordinated through the Internet and cellphones.
Some like Mr. Daschle and Senator Bill Frist, a Tennessee Republican who is also a doctor, seemed to play down the danger, pointing, for example, to preliminary findings that the anthrax had not been engineered to make it resistant to antibiotics.
Other experts agree, pointing, for example, to the falsification of documents by terrorist groups to launder money in Africa.Nonetheless, one of the things that distinguishes Islamic terrorists from earlier groups including the Irish Republican Army and Basque separatists is their use of significant funds from legitimate (as opposed to criminal) sources.
Mr. Reid said that in a time of economic turmoil, he viewed the role of government as creating jobs, pointing, for example, to federal projects like the Boulder Dam, now known as the Hoover Dam, which was built during the Depression.
He points, for example, to $250,000 disbursed as part of a $6.5 million refinancing of the property in 2006.
"They point, for example, to the fact that there are examples in history of discriminatory laws being passed by democratically elected assemblies.
He points, for example, to the Splashtop software by a start-up called DeviceVM, which Asus, Dell and Hewlett-Packard plan to load on some of their PCs.
He points, for example, to the fact that we are using more water, rather than less, to produce our food and energy.
It points, for example, to an unplanned £80m refurbishment of trains on the Central Line, following a derailment just before the firm took over.
