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The strategy doesn't always work, as shown in the embarrassing Kendall Jenner Pepsi spot, which appropriated Black Lives Matter in the name of sugar water.

Administration officials said that Mr. Negroponte's suggestions also would have to be discussed with budget officials in Congress, which appropriated $18 billion for Iraq's reconstruction last year.

Mr. Flores uses an idiom popularized by David Salle and other painters in the 1980s, in which appropriated and familiar-looking imagery, often drawn from popular sources, is layered and juxtaposed to create new associations and meanings.

You see her grappling with this in "Wild Dead" (1984), another immersive work — this time with 33 monitors — in which appropriated media images, corporate logos and computer graphics are edited into a delirious new configuration.

At the same gallery, Blanchett studied the Chinese-born Sydney artist Guan Wei's "Echo," a series of forty-two paintedpasnted as mythological maps of Australia, which appropriated figures from European colonial exploration, as well as Chinese landscape painting.

But in 1999, the centers started an antibioterrorism program at the direction of Congress, which appropriated $122 million for it, a small fraction of the agency's $2.6 billion overall annual budget at the time.

The U.S. Congress, which appropriates over $1 billion annually for the Global Fund, ought to look into this.

The purpose of the law is to ensure that if the president wants to hire more people, he must ask Congress, which appropriates money for Executive Branch personnel.

Early diagnosis of bone metastases is essential for reducing morbidity and improving outcome2,26, for which appropriate imaging is needed.

It consists of links to 93 articles or book chapters from which appropriate readings and internet sources can be chosen.

Students are encouraged to spend a term or a year abroad, for which appropriate course credit is granted.