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The $1 million program is intended to ease the transition from foster care at 21 and will create individual development accounts at Citibank.

Called the New Partnership for Africa's Development, the program is intended to ease a crushing debt burden by relying more on grants than loans and by attracting foreign investment through economic liberalization.

A spokesman for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said the new city program was intended to ease that burden by assigning each family a "family consultant" to help it navigate the hundreds of charities, nonprofit groups and government agencies.

The senator continues to push for the legislation, which is intended to ease a labor shortage.

(The music is intended to ease the anxiety that often accompanies the disorder).

The bill is intended to ease the street litter that spills from overstuffed public trash cans, he said.

Highway 130, which is privately owned and operated, is intended to ease congestion on Interstate 35, which runs parallel to the new road.

The bridge is intended to ease congestion on the Silver Jubilee Bridge, which has been in place since 1961.

The six-lane toll bridge, linking Runcorn and Widnes, is intended to ease congestion on Silver Jubilee Bridge.

A classified House briefing early Thursday afternoon is intended to ease much of that discomfort.

But the stimulus checks were intended to ease the effects of the recession, not simply cancel out another government assistance program.