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To that end, Governor McGreevey has allocated $12.5 million to implement the plan, which will supplement $27.2 million in federal funds that New Jersey has already received.
5G, which will supplement rather than replace today's 4G networks, will radically improve the bandwidth, capacity and reliability of mobile broadband, much more than in previous generational shifts.
"We pretty much wiped out everything into Texas," Mr. Tollett said of the hunt for rentable restroom trailers, which will supplement the more than 300 toilets already on the site.
The BBC is providing a limited range of video news content to Mail Online, theguardian.com, Telegraph.co.uk and Independent.co.uk, which will supplement the newspaper websites' own material, in four areas – UK politics, business, health and science and technology.
And they say they need the money from online play, which will supplement the taxes they already receive from gambling at horse tracks, poker houses and brick-and-mortar casinos.
"Given its solid financial position, the group will continue to actively look for inorganic growth opportunities which will supplement its organic growth strategy to accelerate future expansion," Lenovo said in its latest quarterly earnings report.
Whittington's research, which she will supplement with a longitudinal study, is part of a larger and more complex consideration of the impact of digital reporting tools on regional media that forms the basis of her ongoing Phd thesis.
Because the Canadian health-care system provides universal insurance coverage for most health services, the CIMDRN is also uniquely positioned to study IEMs using a combination of clinical and health-care administrative data, which we will supplement with patient- and family-reported information.
Add to that list Amazon's e-reader, the Kindle, which will now supplement its "location numbers" with page numbers that correspond to physical books.
There will be a reading list of conceptual material which will be supplemented during class with lectures discussions and activities.
In Bradford, the Peace Museum has designed what it describes as a new "alternative WW1 commemorative education project" called Choices, which will be supplemented by a multimedia exhibition.
