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More recently, the mayor has emphasized his use of mass transit as part of his PlaNYC environmental platform, and to promote his controversial congestion pricing proposal.

The billions of dollars that Congress plans to spend on mass transit as part of the stimulus bill will also do little to help these systems with their current problems.

But the biggest complaint, one that comes from the executives of three area counties, local mayors and state legislators, and from transportation and planning groups, is that the state is building a second misconceived Tappan Zee by dropping plans to include mass transit as part of the construction.

A month ago, Oberstar -- a longtime supporter of transportation alternatives -- proposed serious investment in rail and transit as part of the recovery bill.

False positive findings may also be returned in patients with prior extensive resection of the small bowel which leads to accelerated intestinal transit as part of a short-bowel syndrome [ 10].

Last year, the area around the train station and planned ferry was designated a "transit village" as part of a state program to attract private investment and spur development close to transit hubs.

In 1999, the area around the station was one of five such areas designated as "transit villages" as part of a state program aimed at attracting private investment and spurring mixed-use development within walking distance of transit hubs.

They may use the transit system as part of their daily routine activities (Felson and Cohen, 1980), or be attracted to a particular setting because of the opportunities that it offers for theft (Brantingham and Brantingham, 1995).

The physiological absorption model presented in part I of this work is now extended to account for dosage-form-dependent gastrointestinal (GI) transit as well as disintegration and dissolution processes of various immediate-release and modified-release dosage forms.

The federal government will continue to chip in for the city's rail transit system; but as part of the deal the District can no longer use its own money to pay for abortions.

Eliminating that ritual on Manhattan's 17 crosstown bus routes is perhaps the most unorthodox of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's proposals to improve mass transit, introduced Monday as part of his re-election campaign.