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Two decades later, in the late 1960s, this postwar ennui will be channeled into a more euphoric, playful relativism.

Over the next few years, an additional $2 million will be channeled into other features, like the downhill bike trails.

"And once that sinks in, it is quite possible that it will be channeled into a serious challenge to the legitimacy of this government".

Then the water will be channeled into a wetland, where bacteria proliferating among the roots of cattails and sedges will feast on its sulfur, and it will be sent back into the Blacklick Creek as cleansed water.

Much of the cautious optimism in the Obama campaign is based on the expectation that this is a turn-the-page election, that deep anger with President Bush, along with discontent over the war in Iraq and the economy will be channeled into a Democratic victory in November.

Future improvements will be channeled into Windows Azure Mobile Services rather than the original mobile toolkits".

They are necessary, for how else can collective will be channelled into the tasks of government.

The risk is that Palestinian outrage will be channelled into more desperate outlets.

Evolution will be channelled into these successful paths, and thus does have trends.

The six research block grants will be channelled into two programs: one that supports tertiary education facilities with the cost of research, and the other to train up-and-coming researchers.

Hundreds of millions of pounds of unclaimed assets from dormant accounts will be channelled into a "big society bank" to fund grassroots social entrepreneurs to deliver public services under a Tory government, David Cameron announced today.