BARDA may bridge the Valley of Death in medical countermeasure development, because HHS can use its authorities to award contracts, prizes, and other means to support activities performed after basic research and preclinical development, and before BioShield procurement.
Back then, their investigative journalists tried to break the cronyism code by which tiny Harken, which had never drilled a well overseas, miraculously beat out the giant Amoco for a prized contract for drilling in Bahrain.
And another one of the company's prized contract developers BioWare, maker of eighth most-wanted title "Mass Effect"–was also scooped up by Electronic Arts for $855 million.
The show features professional MMA fighters living together in Las Vegas, Nevada, and follows them as they train and compete against each other for a prized contract with the UFC.
Soon after Greece makes up its mind, in the next few weeks, its historic rival, Turkey, will award an even bigger prize: a contract for up to 1,000 tanks, being contested by American, French, German and Ukrainian firms, and their Turkish partners.
DUNNING YOUTH AMERICA GRAND PRIX 2005 For those who can't get enough of international ballet competitions, this one was created by former Bolshoi Ballet dancers Gennadi (now at American Ballet Theater) and Larissa Saveliev and offers scholarships for ballet training to dancers from 9 to 19, with the grand prize a contract to the ABT Studio Company.
The academy was disbanded, the number of prizes slowly contracted and, in 1987, the National Book Awards finally returned.
Rupert also explored 150 miles up the Gambia River, taking two Spanish vessels as prizes and contracting malaria in the process.
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The contest began in 1935 as a radio competition sponsored by the Sherwin-Williams paint company; the first prize was a contract with the Met.
