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They married shortly after, and she entered the US on a K-1 visa, which is provided for spouses of American citizens.

He is particularly keen on the federal government taking responsibility for $100m of the District's ballooning annual budget for special education, which is provided for 18% of the District's children.What chance is there of Mr Williams's fine words bearing fruit?

The first is student health insurance, which is provided for school children on a voluntary basis.

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The ministry has developed a guide for institutions to assist them in this process, which is provided for in the Education Act and the Private Education Act.

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KS From the ages of five to six Cuban children have the opportunity to attend pre-school day care centres and community programmes, which are provided for free.

In an analysis to be released later this month, which was provided for this article, the Correctional Association, the watchdog group, concluded that death row was a more restrictive environment than the disciplinary units the state established to house the most violent criminals who commit new offenses in prison.

In particular one of the documents notes that the UK "has not made full use of the transitional periods on free movement of workers which were provided for in recent Accession Acts", leading to the government's concerns over an "exceptional inflow of workers from elsewhere in the EU over the last years".

Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, the F.D.A.'s principal deputy commissioner, told the panel that the F.D.A. needed new powers and money to help prevent further food contamination outbreaks, both of which are provided for in legislation that the House passed last year but that has been languishing in the Senate.

Admiral Leahy said he felt that four new battleships, which were provided for in the Navy bill, would be started before the end of the year, but he added that they would not exceed 35,000 tons each, since the President did not regard the situation abroad as sufficiently grave to warrant an expansion of the tonnage or building program.