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The money will go to expand existing programs dedicated to environmental legal issues, Pace officials said.

Both Koreas usually mark the day with programs dedicated to unification.

The orchestra, continuing the practice of grouping concerts around a composer, will put on four programs dedicated to Bach.

A Pope Center research paper published this year describes a "renewal in the university" through privately funded programs dedicated to teaching the great books untainted by relativism.

Shockingly, there are no facilities in this country specifically designed for the education of ugly children, except for a few fringe programs dedicated to computers.

Winstone Zulu's article raises a very important issue: people who are disabled are at risk for contracting H.I.V.-AIDS just like everyone else, and are often overlooked by programs dedicated to reducing and treating the disease.

On Sunday afternoon Dia presented the final of three programs dedicated to her groundbreaking early works, mostly created during her time in the avant-garde Judson Dance Theater movement of the 1960s.

"Maybe it was the great recession or maybe the winds of health reform," Goodnough said, but since around 2009, an increasing number of hospitals have established programs dedicated to using blood more conservatively.

The report devotes a great deal of attention to programs dedicated to "the morality of capitalism," which have been founded at sixty-two public and private colleges and universities.

It is the one program dedicated to intelligent audiences.

Adding to the great amount of free outdoor jazz this weekend is a program dedicated to Charles Mingus.