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Sunlight Solar Energy, of Milford, the installer of the solar system, took advantage of a rebate program started in October 2004 by the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund, which typically gives back 55percentt of the installation cost.

The Ocean House club, a $50 million project being developed by Cape Advisors, will not have a time-share structure, which typically gives owners the right to use a specific condo unit during a specific week, said Curtis J. Bashaw, the developer.

Of more immediate concern to the other carriers, though, is the prospect of not being paid by WorldCom, which typically gives them tens of millions of dollars a month in the complex give-and-take by which carriers connect one another's customers in a vast communications web.

CVD far exceeds the degree of uniformity of all other techniques, followed, in rank order, by casting, vacuum filtration, screen printing, and finally spray and drop casting; the latter of which typically gives coffee-stained like thin films that have a significant spatial variation in CNT density.

McGruder refused to play by the idiotic rules of the industry, which typically gives artists no rest in churning out new strips every day for the first five years of their contract.

In Southern California, that means winds will stop pulling in weather from the Pacific Ocean, which typically gives Los Angeles dry heat, and instead drag up weather from the tropics southeast of the state.

That increase may reflect the nature of home equity loans, which typically give consumers the right to borrow up to a certain amount of money.

At the moment, one of the only ways to reduce peak-time rail fares is to pay by carnet tickets, which typically give you 10 journeys for the price of nine and are valid for three to six months.

So far it has had mixed success in persuading the judges that such extreme measures are needed.Most European countries have passed modern anti-terrorism laws, which typically give police greater powers than in normal cases but still give suspects basic rights such as access to lawyers.

The foundation, which typically gave to arts groups, is so broke that it stopped handing out new grants in 2003.

Optimizing this combination is of crucial importance to cope with economic, technical, and environmental issues, which typically give rise to multiple contradictory objectives.