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The shift would continue a nearly decadelong trend that has pulled the agency away from supporting the sort of controversial arts projects that has made it a pariah for many politicians in both parties.

She said regional leaders did not support the sort of intervention under way in Libya.

Martin Schonteich, a senior researcher at the Institute for Security Studies, said that even with their anxieties about the current government, few Afrikaners supported the sort of action undertaken today.

In late July, however, escalation in Vietnam began swallowing up money that might have supported the sort of social initiatives Moynihan and Johnson called for.

"One of my clients suggested that there was a company out of Key West that had the ideal vessel that could support the sort of expeditions that we do," she said.

Some developing countries, such as India and China, whose industrial-scale copying of other people's products alarms Western businesses, are sufficiently advanced to support the sort of innovation that would benefit from patents.

The unusual shunning this year was prompted by what Dr. Fletcher calls his "vote of conscience" but what critics from the association call a double-cross on a 1998 campaign promise to support the sort of patients' bill of rights legislation favored by the American Medical Association.

He says Putin doesn't have the money to support the sort of military he wants.

These interfaces can be structured in a "system-level-type system" that supports the sort of design-time- and run-time-type checking that conventional software benefits from.

"We have a mandate to support the sort of science that can lay the foundation for whole new industries, then ensure that the fruit of that work gets to market as quickly as possible," says Mr Crawford.

Such services have the potential to support topical writers in areas like environmentalism and human rights, but it will be much more difficult to support the sort of spontaneous investigations that are quite typical for a journalist.