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Law enforcement officials say the surveillance program has provided vital evidence to support a string of arrests and indictments around the country since late summer -- in western New York, in Detroit, in Seattle and, on Friday, in Portland, Ore.

Totaling some $1.3 billion, the money will support a string of new universities as well as providing grants for researchers and boosting research infrastructure.

The money, totaling some $1.3 billion, will support a string of new universities, provide grants to researchers, and boost research infrastructure.

Trump's latest criticisms seem to support a string of media reports suggesting that Sessions' days may be numbered.

The city, which once drew thousands of summer revelers and supported a string of clubs that encouraged original bands, has for years been virtually deserted even in summer.

Segundo's monthly wage of 3,500 bolivianos – handsome by local standards – has given him a stake in the Chaco's biodiversity, which supports a string of communities that hunt sustainably.

Far from being large-scale rogues, the two solicitors here are recognisably human: the fundamentally decent Barry has both a conscience and a recondite passion for exotic brands of tea, while Andrew is an easily bullied figure who lost his school girlfriend to Kevin and is quickly suckered into supporting a string of fraudulent claims.

In addition to the embassy attack they are believed to have co-ordinated or supported a string of other deadly attacks including assaults on Kabul's high-end Serena and Intercontinental hotels, a bombing of the Indian embassy, and several kidnappings.

A fixture at the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival, he also supported a string of stars including BB King, Al Green and Van Morrison.

Eastwood's film persona may have mellowed over the years--though his 2011 apologia for J. Edgar Hoover's Kremlin-like assault on civil liberties was nothing less than shameful--but off the screen, he has been a loyal Republican, supporting a string of GOP presidential candidates during the past half-century, including the ill-fated McCain-Palin ticket four years ago.

Proposed bans have gained public support after a string of accidents.