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The elimination of the requirement that Duke's money be held only for endowment purposes allowed it to avoid the higher payments to bondholders, Mr. Schulfer said.

To men and women of Mr McVeigh's world-view, testimony like this would have been seen as proof that the government, for its own oppressive purposes, allowed Oklahoma City to happen.Admirers of Judge Matsch, and they are now many, agree that he was right not to let the trial founder in the sort of fevered speculation that fuels the militant web sites on the Internet.

The property, which is considered to be 'marginal' for agricultural purposes, allowed rehabilitation activities to be initiated in 2009.

Pre-existing national health registries created for surveillance purposes allowed us to estimate VE and describe vaccine failures during the 2009-2010 influenza pandemic.

The light schedule served two purposes, allowing the veterans to rest and frustrating the fans.

But when combined purposes allow, simultaneous use of one tower for both wind energy production and communication would be an advantage to both.

The duchy asserts that the estate is "not a separate legal entity for tax purposes" allowing Charles to use its gross profits to fund his private and official spending including 26 valets, gardeners and farm staff.

His 1975 version of Crime and Punishment was the first to use the growing sophistication of stereo for dramatic purposes, allowing the director John Tydeman to distinguish acoustically between aspects of Raskolnikov's personality.

During Prohibition, Laird & Company was given permission by the government to produce apple brandy for medicinal purposes, allowing the family to get its product back on the shelves immediately after repeal of the Volstead Act in 1933.

Phenotyping for molecular breeding purposes allows developing molecular probes for marker-based selection.

It's also built specifically for business networking purposes, allowing its users to focus on growing their companies.