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Some districts, like Bellmore-Merrick in Nassau County, which began using the Connect-ED system this year, limit its use to emergencies.

The Pain Quotidien chain of bakery-restaurants, which began using organic ingredients about four years ago, now has a composting plant in Queens for its New York restaurants.

Alexa Cassanos, director of public relations for The New Yorker, which began using the service in late May, said the cover resonated in unlikely places, like the news aggregator Reddit.

In Austin, Tex., which began using Catalog Choice last April, the city estimates that it has shed millions of pounds of waste and saved thousands of dollars in disposal costs by giving residents a way to remove their names from marketers' mailing lists.

Its biggest customers early on were central and commercial banks, which began using RiskMetrics' models to meet VAR-based capital adequacy requirements.

But Chinese companies like 56.com may also share the motives of video sites like MySpace Video and Paris-based Dailymotion, which began using filtering services in 2007 in a bid to avoid lawsuits and win content deals from major media companies.

But she also credits a new putter, the YES! GrooveTube, which she began using in January.

The age at which people began using that drug dropped from 27 in 1988 to 18 in 1997".

In Washington, which first began using cameras on its street cleaners in 2009, the contraptions have been dubbed Sweepercams.

At some point C. V. Starr might also sell the specialized insurance written by A.I.G.'s big property and casualty group, which recently began using the name Chartis.

The main appeal of her backpack, which she began using after an injury, is that its slightly curved shape looks professional without being too masculine.