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Mr. Tweedy's son, Alan, who is a psychotherapist in Boston and who voted for Mr. Gore, had more to say on the subject: "I'd like George Bush to answer me a question: Why in 1997 did he sponsor and sign a bill in Texas that said manual recounts was the best way to determine an election?

He keeps sponsoring and signing laws that impose still more burdens.

The creation of the bureau was a central piece of the legislation overhauling the financial regulatory system that Mr. Dodd sponsored and Mr. Obama signed into law in July.

Meg Whitman could have sponsored her and signed a sworn affidavit that she would give Diaz Santillan a job.

The measure drew bipartisan approval — sponsored by Wagner and signed into law by McAuliffe.

In 1952 the Florence Agreement, sponsored by UNESCO and signed by 17 countries, agreed to "facilitate the free flow of educational, scientific and cultural materials by the removal of barriers that impede the international movement of such materials," and antiques were affected by subsequent legislation adopted in the participating countries to implement the agreement.

The law creating the current museum was sponsored by Lewis and signed by President George W. Bush in 2003.

MW has recently finished an investigator-initiated trial sponsored by Esparma and signed a contract concerning the development of neuropsychological diagnostic and training tools with Schuhfried.

"Don't forget -- whatever it is, Donnie gets to sponsor it and sign it".

Poulidor still travels with the race, representing sponsors and signing autographs more than a quarter-century after he retired.

Now the city will study whether it can capture it and turn it into electricity, under a bill sponsored by Mr. Gennaro and signed into law last week by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.