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That will mean moving to a single-payer system in which we are all in one risk pool and use all the money that now goes to insurance-company overhead for actual health care.

Inevitably, he says, that will mean moving from public systems like those offered by AOL Time Warner, Yahoo! and Microsoft to private systems controlled by a firm's own IT managers.

That will mean moving past its fiasco with YieldPlus, a short-term bond fund that lost as much as 17% of its value in the financial crisis, leaving Schwab clients claiming up to $800 million in losses.

The U.S. Labor Department launched an investigation Monday of a frustrated attempt by Tijuana, Mexico, factory workers to create an independent union, a move that will mean deeper scrutiny of labor practices in Baja California's growing "maquiladora" industry.

She is due to play the faded Hollywood star once more when it goes to Broadway next February, a move that will mean Andrew Lloyd Webber will have four shows in New York Sunset Boulevardd, Cats, Phantom of the Opera and School of Rock.

In a move that will mean a significant expansion for Primedia, a magazine company once known for its highly specialized magazine publications like Teddy Bear, Drag Racing USA and National Hog Farmer, the company's chairman and chief executive, Tom Rogers, announced an agreement yesterday with two multimedia companies, who will buy stakes in the company.

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is reviving the NASA crew capsule concept that he had canceled with the rest of the moon program earlier this year, in a move that will mean more jobs and less reliance on the Russians, officials said Tuesday.

The people this will affect will be people on benefits, and that will mean they have to move out on London completely or possible out of southern England.

That will mean more freedom to move between carriers, but also fewer carrier subsidies, which may make the price of phones more relevant to U.S. consumers.

Clearly that will mean slow and careful moves rather than the confrontations that have marked her relations with the country's junta since it nullified a parliamentary election in 1990 in which her party, the National League for Democracy, won 82percentt of the seats.

Will that mean moving something out of the already-full, museum-like garage currenty housing his collection?