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As Mr. Blunt's lead in the polls widened last month, the Democratic Party pulled its money from the race, a sign it may no longer believe it to be winnable.

George E. Martin, the president of St. Edward's, has been successful with private fund-raising for the program, which is one reason he recently said, "If the Department of Education ever pulled its money, we'd find a way to keep it going".

Alberta Teachers' quickly found the approach too expensive and pulled its money from such intermediaries.

And when, several years later, Ford pulled its money out, many of those early programs folded or were drastically downsized.

The House Democratic campaign committee quickly pulled its money out of the campaign, and the House Republicans soon followed.

The Church of England has pulled its money out of two of the most polluting fossil fuels as part of what it called its moral responsibility to protect the world's poor from the impact of global warming.

But until now little has been known about how it works and where it pulls its money from.

Calpers, which lost 19percentt in its hedge fund portfolio last year, said it would pull its money from firms that refused to follow its standards.

One investor, Rochdale Securities, indicated that it planned to pull its money out of Galleon.

Ironwood, a San Francisco-based fund, decided to pull its money after SAC said last month that it was no longer cooperating "unconditionally" with the government or providing investors with updates about the investigation.

Last Friday, New York City's comptroller, John C. Liu, said that the city's $46.6 billion teachers' pension fund was pulling its money out of publicly traded firearms manufacturers.