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The tentative state of the plan highlights how much less certain the Intrepid's proposal was than those of some other museums that lobbied for one of the shuttles.

The ACF says the plan highlights the need for a national energy plan from the federal government, echoing the Climate Institute, echoing the Australian Energy Council.

The plan highlights the way President Obama has made broadband a pillar of his domestic agenda, setting goals for agencies ranging from the Department of Justice to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The plan highlights six central themes the university will pursue in a world where the Internet and other technologies have transformed learning and where students routinely travel to explore educational opportunities.

Opponents of the plan highlighted their concerns of the rising cost of living, deteriorating infrastructure and the preferential treatment given to corporations such as Amazon, which is valued at nearly $800 billion and extracted almost $3 billion in tax subsidies for the planned expansion.

"The proponents of the Plan highlight targeted federal investments, encouraged innovation, streamlined project delivery, and help for transforming the way infrastructure is designed, built and maintained, incentives the President believes will encourage across-the-board investment in infrastructure," writes Hegarty, who developed and has taught Legal Issues in Building Construction since 2006.

Labour's MP for Stockton North, Alex Cunningham, said the plans highlighted the disparity in public funding between the south of England and the north-east.

Besides homeopathy, the plans highlight 17 other items that will no longer be available on prescription for reasons ranging from low clinical effectiveness to low cost-effectiveness.

As an Ed Miliband loyalist who has cleared his diary to campaign in next month's general election campaign, he believes the plans highlight growing division in society – a key theme as he steps up his bid for a career in British politics.

Among the plans highlighted by Wates were one for an "international feeder college" and a purpose-built "overseas student village".

The merger plan highlights the communist government's continued dominant role in the industry even after an earlier restructuring that broke up China's phone monopoly into smaller competitors.