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According to Twitch, the Welsh actor -- who is currently onscreen in "The Raven" and co-stars as Bard the Bowman in Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit" -- has an offer to play the villain in "Fast Six," a role that was previously earmarked for Jason Statham.

Alison Seabeck, shadow defence minister, said: "We will wait to see further details but it's right that we must maintain Britain's capabilities and support our defence industry … David Cameron should clarify whether this is new funding or underspend from previous years which we were previously told was earmarked for existing projects".

Billions of dollars, previously earmarked, could be spent on revamping Gaza's infrastructure.Finally, the armed Palestinian factions would have to be disarmed under international monitors, who would also have to oversee the border crossings.

Mr Li did not say how much investment would be needed, but officials have previously earmarked around 2tn yuan ($322bn ,£204bn) to improve China's broadband infrastructure by 2020.

Private-sector partners are involved in commercializing other projects previously earmarked for scientific applications, like medical imaging or pollution monitoring.

The beautiful Zelda tribute Hyper Light Drifter, previously earmarked for PS4 and Vita, is also coming across.

"I would anticipate that stations previously earmarked for closure will now need to be retained," he added.

But Mr. Ellis of Taxpayers for Common Sense said Congress had added other criteria, like the number of jobs provided, which makes it easier for members to force the corps to pursue what he called questionable projects that were previously financed only through earmarks.

Instead he announced the previously earmarked increase in Australia's humanitarian intake to 18,750 by 2018-19 would be made permanent.

Cameron Diaz is in talks to join Michael Fassbender, Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz and Brad Pitt in Ridley Scott's "The Counselor," in a role previously earmarked for Angelina Jolie.

The $75,000 will come from money previously earmarked for police litigation, officials said.