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The new rules, which will mainly affect professional dog-walkers, were introduced in January and have resulted in some fines.

A £400m pot of low-cost loans has been made available for social landlords to build the homes, which will mainly be one- and two-bed flats.

It will include reading and study areas, which will mainly be used by students in the museum's masters program in decorative arts and design history, as well as reference-book spaces, open stacks and a rare-book room.

Mr. Martinez, who has done numerous works of public art and calls himself a "cross media artist," was given the El Segundo Station, which will mainly serve workers at the Hughes Aircraft Company plant that makes missiles and military satellites.

The campaign, which will mainly be spread via social media, should help Samsung connect with a younger, cooler audience, much as their chief competitor in the device market, Apple, appealed to that constituency with independent bands.

In the long run, we want increased access to higher education for people from poorer backgrounds to increase social mobility; in the short term, we are committed to spending our limited higher education budget on scrapping tuition fees, which will mainly benefit the middle classes.

Some of the financing could come from Iraq, which will depend mainly on oil revenues for its future budgets.

The Takeda vaccine and another by the United States National Institutes of Health, which will be mainly sold by Merck, could be approved for use soon.

President Bush's $1.3 trillion package of tax cuts, which will benefit mainly the rich, has actually been opposed by a group of billionaires.

Kevin McCarthy, an analyst at Banc of America Securities, estimates they will be $250 million this year out of Monsanto's total sales of $7.2 billion, which will come mainly from seeds, both genetically engineered and conventional, and herbicides.

Sheelah Hyland, director of the center, welcomed his help, which will focus mainly on grant writing and fund-raising efforts, and said that the controversy around Mr. Miller had bolstered its money drive.