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After a few days of sequestration, the undergraduate impulse kicks in, and some rookie will inevitably try to break curfew.

DANIEL GLICK __________ CARBON SEQUESTRATION: The United States has proven coal reserves of 275 billion tons, enough to supply our current energy needs for hundreds of years.

The country will feel growing economic pain from the $85bn in automatic budget cuts that were triggered Friday by sequestration, the president said.

Meanwhile, owing to sequestration, the F.B.I.'s overwhelmed Boston office faces the possibility of manpower cuts of up to twenty per cent.

In Monday's Washington Post, Zachary Goldfarb takes up the cause by identifying a new reason to be concerned about the implications of military sequestration: the economic impact.

As Congress debates budgets and sequestration, the last thing we should be doing is slashing money for initiatives that help the most vulnerable children.

As with all across-the-board cuts made under sequestration, the fear is that it will take the library years to dig itself out.

The fund's economists specifically dinged "sequestration," the $85 billion in mandatory budget cuts that Congress promised to undo, but failed to undo, earlier this year.

"There's not even enough funds in this budget to fund our own federal programs under sequestration," the across-the-board spending cuts.

Did sequestration – the $85 billion in mandatory budget cuts that Congress never managed to unwind, despite promises to the contrary – take a bite?

The cost growth in these weapons systems could pay for more than two-thirds of the military's sequestration -- the outcome of last year's debt deal that will reduce Pentagon spending by more than $500 billion over the next ten years.