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But that cuts little ice with experts, most of whom agree that the government is unwilling to spend the money required to give renewables a big boost.

You might wonder why Republicans and Democrats, both of whom agree we should cut spending, are so dead-set against these particular spending cuts.

Our reporters spoke with Americans across the country, many of whom agree on one thing: They are disgusted with the country's leaders and the breakdown of functional government.

The course is well supported by individual senior journalists, many of whom agree to give talks and provide input when the summer school is running.

The USA FREEDOM ACT has bipartisan sponsorship from dozens of lawmakers, all of whom agree that the core purpose of the bill is to end NSA dragnet collection of Americans' communication data.

The result is that consumer and public-interest groups — many of whom agree with the phone giants that the transition is inevitable — fear that significant customer protections will be lost.

Within MacKean and a colleague had made contact with 60 potential witnesses, ten of whom agreed to be interviewed.

MacKean and a Newsnight colleague had made contact with 60 potential witnesses, 10 of whom agreed to be interviewed.

Eventually, Mrs. Budin identified and got in contact with 79 authors, 50 of whom agreed to be photographed.

Participants: Forty individuals with stroke (IWS group) completed the functional walking handicap survey, 10 of whom agreed (with 10 age-matched controls) to enroll in a study of of the Hmax:Mmax ratio in soleus during walking.

Tells about puzzle-experts Michael invited to speak as guests, all of whom agreed to come with the exception of Stephen Sondheim, the composer.