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A few try mini-power stations that use hydropower or burn rice husks or methane from cow dung.

By contrast, radio stations that use the airwaves must pay a flat fee of about $600 a year to organizations that represent songwriters.

It plans to make an adapter available to connect the Model S to public charging stations that use the J1772 standard.

When the digital signal was available, the radio's display showed "WOR" instead of "710," a text feature available with FM stations that use signals that can carry additional data.

NPR, which has an annual operating budget of about $100 million, receives about half its revenue from membership payments made by more than 700 independent radio stations that use NPR programming.

The National Association of Black Journalists criticized the administration and Mr. Williams alike yesterday, calling on newspapers that use his column and television stations that use his commentary to "drop him immediately".

The stations that used to carry her show — like WABC in New York City — have suffered in that hour and after.

An additional piece of corroborating evidence was the result from the 15% of polling stations that used the old-fashioned manual ballot.

They say he won a majority of votes at polling stations that used new, electronic counting systems, while at polling stations where tallies were done by hand, he typically received only 2 percent of the votes.

The team was not allowed to visit Henan, where provincial officials have tried to quash all scientific research and reporting on a serious AIDS epidemic among peasants who sold their blood at health stations that used unsanitary collection methods.

Gasoline stations that used to work around the clock and received several shipments a day get only one tanker in the morning, and close when the gasoline runs out.