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He said New Jersey Transit, which had recently imposed the first fare increases in more than a decade, could not afford the $250,000 cost of the statue.
The slight increase in reserves that Chinese banks must now hold, which Beijing recently imposed, is too little, too late.
Seen from the distant gaze of Earth's orbiting satellites, the result is a landscape unlike any other; one in which polygons recently imposed on the landscape to protect the country from an imagined human menace bear more than a passing resemblance to a physical landscape designed to combat a very real and constant natural threat.
The number of migrants entering Germany, which recently re-imposed border controls, was lower on Saturday, with 1,710 people registered, than on Friday, when the number was 1,985, police said.
Nor is Mr. Bush expected to discuss directly with China another case in which the United States recently imposed sanctions, this one involving two Chinese companies and one person for shipments to Iran of equipment that could be used to make chemical weapons.
Applications for up to $250,000 should follow NIH's recently imposed modular grants system, which involves constructing a budget around $25,000 increments.
The East Hampton Airport, long a haven for discreet private planes, recently imposed restrictions on "noisy" aircraft, which aviation interests have sued to block.
The following year, he was the first judge to free a political prisoner who had been detained under a recently imposed state of emergency under which the government had given itself draconian police powers.
