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Most of that money was allotted, through a variety of programs, in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, according to the report.

As the agency sought to expand its domestic surveillance programs in the aftermath of 9/11, Congress, by passing successive versions of the Patriot Act and other measures, actively enabled it to broaden its remit under the catch-all justification of countering terrorism.

We take strong issue with Joe Nocera's characterization of New York City's Rapid Repairs Program in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in the Rockaways ("Rebuilding on Their Own," column, Feb. 26).

In September, the city council was asked to approve a $75,000 emergency appropriation for a "gang violence suppression" program, in the aftermath of a daytime shooting of two Haitians sitting in a parked car on Sewell Avenue.

In a statement about Mr. di Florio, who overhauled the agency's exam program in the aftermath of the financial crisis, she said that he "has been an outstanding leader of the National Exam Program and has made a lasting impact on the S.E.C".

The U.S. helped fund the Russian program in the aftermath of the collapse of the Soviet Union.

But Clinton remains hawkish on Iran to this day, even calling for additional sanctions against Iran for its ballistic missile program in the aftermath of the prisoner swap.

The NCAA had announced Tuesday that it would move to restore some of the scholarships it took from the Penn State football program in the aftermath of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal.

Fourteen months ago, the administration proposed sweeping legislation to expand its wiretapping authority by amending the Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act (FISA) and giving itself political cover for having carried out an illegal wiretapping program in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.

Mr. Chu defended the program, even in the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster, saying that the nation would need the zero-carbon electricity from nuclear power for many years.

Iraq suspended exports more than a week ago over a pricing dispute with the United Nations, which supervises its exports under an oil-for food program instituted in the aftermath of the Persian Gulf crisis in 1990 and 1991.