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After all, the first post said the blog would be reflecting the man's 'life outside of work', and it allowed moderated comments (although none were ever approved after all).
(Only about $220 million from those requests was ever approved, the Obama campaign says).
If the E.T.F. is ever approved, a fund based on a volatile virtual currency is hardly likely to be a safe, core holding for buy-and-hold investors.
Such wheat was field-tested in 16 states, including Oregon, from 1998 through 2005, but Monsanto dropped the project before the wheat was ever approved for commercial planting.
Those results are a significant improvement from Merck's 2003 pipeline, though only a fraction of Phase I and II drugs are ever approved for sale.
If a measure to set up a cultural endowment that Mr. Clinton favors is ever approved, it will come after Ms. Lieberman, a Clinton appointee, is gone.
PAGE B1 Questions on Diabetes Drug The government's decision to remove the diabetes drug Rezulin from the market raises questions about why it was ever approved for sale.
A 1995 picture by Sophie Elbaz, capturing Adelina Carvajal in rehearsal for the Dance of Fire, perfectly illustrates the remarkable degree to which the dancer pulls her arms and shoulders back (far more than is ever approved in ballet) and arches her spine while raising those arms in a halo above (and behind) the head.
Mr. Berman's group contends that Park Place does not care whether the Kutsher's project is ever approved, because it is more intent on protecting its three casinos in Atlantic City than it is in developing a competing gambling operation in the Catskills.
Cancer therapies fare particularly poorly: Only 11% of oncology drugs that work in mice are ever approved for people.
That's part of the reason that most drugs that work in animals don't work in people only 11% of oncology compounds that show promise in mice are ever approved for humans despite billions of dollars spent by pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
