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Pennsylvania, which receives much of New York's garbage and is struggling with its own budget crisis, slapped a surcharge on waste heading for its landfills.

The timing may vary; the Indus, for example, is more dependent on glacial melt than the Ganges, which receives much of its water from the monsoon.

Dementia remains a potentially devastating illness which receives much less funding than research into heart disease and cancer, despite costing the UK economy more in social and healthcare costs.

The same could not be said for any other city in the county, except perhaps Santa Ana, which receives much more financial support.

The case, which received much publicity, threatened the very existence of this nonprofit organization.

That's not so attractive for local authorities, which receive much lower business rates from such uses, according to Thomas.

Moreover, the thick fluvial deposits of old drainage which received much surface water in the past pluvial periods still store the "fossil" groundwater.

In the video, which received much airtime on the Fox News Channel on Monday, Ms. Sherrod recalled working for a nonprofit organization in Georgia.

The Darwinian revolution of the mid-Nineteenth Century produced a new science "biology" --- the practitioners of which received much less formal training in mathematics than had the older natural historians.

In the same way, a newscast about the divorce, which received much attention, is woven into the reading of a letter from the husband in which he pleads for a meeting that might lead to a reconciliation.

"The Wolverine," which received much better reviews than the more commercially successful "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" did in 2009, was the only new big-budget movie to arrive over the weekend.