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The conferees did not, however, agree on whether these in creases would be precisely the same as those accorded the postal workers.

Management emphasized in negotiations that the orchestra could not expect to reach more favorable terms than those accorded Lincoln Center's other ensembles.

Where once he was merely a homegrown hero, he is now a global star, the roars from the crowd at the Luzhniki Stadium not quite in the realm of those accorded to Usain Bolt but still ear shuddering.

1936 Dollar Control May Be Permanent Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., indicated today that the next Congress will be asked to authorize extension of the powers of the $2,000,000,000 Equalization Fund and those accorded to the President to devalue the dollar further, if the necessity arises.

If defence was now to be given a level of protection equivalent to those accorded for health and schools, it would require an extra £4bn per year by 2019 - equivalent to an extra penny on the basic rate of income tax.

Yet they are both values-driven leaders who possess moral courage, heartfelt compassion for human suffering and a deep-seated desire to serve a cause greater than self-interest - all virtues people yearn to see more of in those accorded the privilege, power and responsibility to lead change.

Of those, according to my calculation, 27 come from the top 25 carbon-emitting states.

Of those, according to data collected from health insurance industry sources, 100 million are initially denied.

Clearly, there are financial risks to attending college, but the individual and societal benefits outweigh those, according to Rouse.

One of those, according to Jackson, amounted to a link to Russia.

Of those, according to Cronqvist, the category where the impact was the strongest is diversity.