Nevertheless, in the two weeks that the provision was in effect, attendance figures varied widely, with absences among Hispanic students going as high as 5,300 and, on Thursday, back to around 1,200, which is near normal.
Her trip had taken months of planning and six weeks of provisioning -- that is, shopping the Damascus souk, the lucky thing.
It appears fathers will be allowed to continue to access the current national taxpayer-funded provision for two weeks' leave paid at the minimum wage, on top of whatever leave is offered by their employer.
He had promised to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement, adding labour and environmental provisions - but two weeks before his inauguration, the then Goldman Sachs chief, Robert Rubin, convinced him of the urgency of embracing liberalisation.
The bill also included provisions creating two weeks of in-person early voting and enacting online voter registration.
A longer drying process of up to two weeks in the sun follows (with provision for quick covering in the event of rain), again with constant turning.
Marcy Wheeler, who's been warning about what she calls "Freedumb" for two weeks, breaks down even more stealth provisions in what she now calls "Freedumber" that may open up new ways for the NSA to search even more our data.
A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 New York Budget Changed Late and Out of Public Eye Lawmakers and Governor Pataki revised key parts of the state's budget in secret negotiations, adding several spending provisions, less than two weeks after they celebrated the first on-time budget in 21 years.
During those months, the two vanish into the woods with about two weeks' worth of supplies, returning only to replenish provisions and sell whatever gold they have accumulated.
Two weeks after that, Gov. Deval Patrick '82 signed the provisions into law.
Mr. Shier speculated that maybe it could be sold to a collector, with the provision that the Roddys be imported for two weeks every year to "activate" it.
