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A14 Towns Welcome Nuclear Plants As the memories of the accidents at Three Mile Island and Chernobyl fade, local governments eager for jobs and tax revenues to replace vanished industries are embracing nuclear plant construction.
And the energy companies are finding — especially in the small, struggling Southeastern towns like Gaffney where most of the plants are planned — that memories of those tragedies have faded and that local governments and residents, eager for jobs and tax revenues to replace vanished industries, are embracing them with enthusiasm.
CVS/pharmacy is banking that it will win customers, respect, and revenues to replace the $1.5 billion.
That's basically what newspaper publishers have been trying to do since they figured out that the Web was real and couldn't simply be ignored: use the Internet to replace newsprint while somehow finding new revenues to replace newspaper display advertising.
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AOL needs new sources of ad revenue to replace the dot-coms.
Congressional Democrats have not agreed on a source of revenue to replace the tax on high-cost health plans.
Jon Orcutt of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign called the idea "a revenue shell game, taking a significant part of new revenue to replace existing revenue".
Yahoo is under enormous pressure to find new sources of revenue to replace advertising from Internet companies.
By allowing Gov. James E. McGreevey to proceed with $1.9 billion in borrowing for the current fiscal year, which began July 1, the court averted a scramble for revenue to replace it.
AOL also needs to find new sources of revenue to replace the income lost from low-speed subscribers who have left.
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