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Mr. Walker's proposal "takes a program that's supposed to be for low-income and working-class people and turns it into a subsidy for rich people," said Howard L. Fuller, who was superintendent in the program's early years.

It takes a program manager 2 to 3 weeks to assemble an on-site review panel, he estimates, a process that starts with identifying some 400 potential reviewers before winnowing the group down to the typical 16- to 20-member panel.

He said his coaches understood when he took a program in cellular protein research in Utah.

"The university owes me for taking a program and representing it in the community to where it's respected".

I arrived 15 minutes early, took a program and sat near the back, feeling like, well, a spy.

He's someone who has taken a program in obscurity and turned it into a national powerhouse.

Finally, Yahoo relies heavily on a parallel programming tool that will take a program that is written for one computer and extend it to run on hundreds.

"You're taking a program that was operating in the chaos of Afghanistan against Al Qaeda, a stateless terror group, and bringing it into a structured, traditional war zone.

At Stanford, Harbaugh has taken a program that won one game in 2006, the season before he arrived, and guided it to an 11-1 record this season.

As most coaches know, when you take a program at a lower echelon, it takes time and patience to build that up.

"I don't think we want to take a program designed for one purpose and slowly massage it into another purpose," Mr. Chertoff said.