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Vivendi reiterated that the deal will be "financed from Vivendi's existing credit lines".

In America, a big expansion of government spending on older people to help pay for their drugs bills will be financed from general tax revenues.

The men's team and the new women's squad that begins play in 2013 will be financed from the nearly $5 million raised by the club team in the last two years.

The campaign will be financed from a $51.5 million settlement between the Ford Motor Company and officials of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands.

As far as it is possible to tell, the Conservatives are saying that their plans will be financed from the proceeds of growth, but the growth of the past two years has generated much less tax revenue than expected, partly because of Britain's low-wage economy.

The project, dubbed Villa Trump, will be financed separately from the real estate and gambling empire Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts, which is under severe financial strain.

The company is on track to invest $2.5 billion in operations in Latin America by 2012, which will be financed entirely from its local operations.

The $46 million hotel will be financed mostly from the sale of bonds, said Robert Powell, the managing director at Nassau Capital Advisors of Princeton, a consultant to the city.

The Skolkovo Innovation Center will be financed primarily from the Russian federal budget.

The trial will be financed with $16 million from the National Institutes of Health, $15 million from private donors through the Banner Institute and about $65 million from Genentech, the drug's American manufacturer.

The balance of the work will be financed by money from the district's reserve funds.