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Automotive executives and others also claimed that the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing loans, which were earmarked for new, fuel-efficient vehicles, dried up amid the bankruptcy of Solyndra, the solar-panel maker.

The chairman of English Heritage received a letter from Charles in which he urged the conservation charity to step in to protect buildings in London's Smithfield Market which were earmarked for demolition.

Azoury calls attention to the fact that, in 1992, this very band performed a cover version of the Belgian punk sensation "Ça plane pour moi" on the compilation album "Freedom of Choice: Yesterday's New Wave Hits as Performed by Today's Stars," all proceeds of which were earmarked for…Planned Parenthood.

Anne Webber, founder and co-chair of the Commission for Looted Art in Europe, explains: "When the Nazis took over in Vienna in March 1938, they immediately confiscated the Rothschild collections, which were earmarked for Hitler's personal art reserve, the Führervorbehalt.

As his requests to Menendez to intervene with federal officials on behalf of his business interests multiplied from 2011 to 2012, he not only supplied the senator with increased amounts of hard money but also contributed huge amounts to a super PAC, which were earmarked for Menendez's 2012 reelection race.

The council continues to own the building which is earmarked for redevelopment in the long run.

The committee gives the Afghan Red Crescent $3,750 a month, about $1,000 of which is earmarked for the marastoon.

In 2007, such activity generated more than $92 billion in receipts, much of which was earmarked for the elderly and education.

The ruling led the state to send the city about $1.5 billion in the last three years, about $750 million of which was earmarked for class-size reductions.

All this is done on a three-thousand-dollar budget (half of which is earmarked for the service contract on the photocopier).

State aid to local schools is split roughly evenly between operating aid, which districts have wide latitude in spending, and categorical aid, which is earmarked for specific purposes.