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Ms. Tisch said she faulted the state's Education Department, some local school districts that failed to properly report their data, and McGraw-Hill, whose Grow Network subsidiary is responsible for part of the new data system and is expected to receive $13.3 million over six years for that work.

They also discussed China, whose growing influence in the region has increasingly concerned India's leaders.

The Fleischmanns, whose grown children had moved out, were still in parental mode, and they befriended me readily.

• Finding new ways to suppress weeds, whose growing resistance to traditional herbicides is raising the cost of farming.

Donovan, whose growing fame haunted Dylan as he traveled through Britain, shows up for a hotel jam session.

There's Brian, an Ivy League-educated real estate lawyer whose growing disaffection with his life has him flirting with a sexy Cuban colleague and potentially ruinous financial dealings.

But Mrs. Lincoln is one of several examples of a powerful veteran lawmaker whose growing influence in Washington belies declining home-state electoral prospects.

The Chinese government has said 18 civilians and a policeman died during violence that was directed at Han Chinese migrants, whose growing presence angered many native Tibetans.

The vast majority went to Switzerland, West Germany, and France, countries whose growing economies were creating a massive demand for unskilled labour.

How did a tech-savvy young mother, whose growing passion for photography drew her overseas, end up dead by the ruins of Istanbul's old city walls?

Waiting in the wings to replace them are mostly American-owned Internet giants, whose growing presence and smaller contributions to European fiscal coffers worry policy makers.