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Already, Medicaid covers more than 1.8 million people in the state, Michigan officials said, and the expansion would ultimately grant coverage to more than 400,000 others.

The official said he was confident that the Saudis would ultimately grant the United States military the access and latitude it wanted.

The Supreme Court is deciding American Needle v. the N.F.L, a case that could ultimately grant the league effective immunity from antitrust laws, similar to the protections afforded Major League Baseball.

Mr. McCain's position was also assailed on Friday by conservative commentators, who object in particular to the provisions of the legislation that could ultimately grant legal status to many of the estimated 12 million immigrants who are in the United States illegally.

The organization of emergency medicine is an important point with respect to the country-specific certification standards to which the specialist will hold each other accountable to and ultimately grant board certification to each specialist.

Ultimately, Grant did not run, but neither was Bristow the nominee, as the convention settled on Governor Rutherford B. Hayes of Ohio, a reformer.

He was ultimately granted asylum in the United States, he said.

The Chinese government ultimately granted the family passage out of China on humanitarian grounds.

They were ultimately granted approval for the project, though they paid fines.

That law ultimately granted 270 million acres of land in 30 states to nearly anyone who could survive on it and pay a minimal fee.

"Your favorable consideration of this appeal would be greatly appreciated," the governor wrote to the president, who ultimately granted Mr. Perry's request.