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This kind of event would be geared toward women, not that anybody would be shut out.
He said further studies would be geared to trying to figure out what the mechanism might be.
The argument in favor of an increase was that much of the change would be geared toward usage and was therefore fair.
"I have an opportunity, in the near future, to revolutionize education," Lucas said, adding that the site would be geared toward children.
From that day forward, he said, Microsoft software such as Windows 95 would be geared to access the Internet as easily as it accessed a file.
Noel Selegzi, director of the foundation's debate program, said it would be geared toward youths who did not attend institutions that traditionally teach debate.
That's what I would be gearing for".
See articleOnce more unto the breachBarack Obama said he recognised that opponents would be "gearing up for a fight" over his $3.6 trillion budget.
Her husband, a lieutenant in an elite New York Fire Department hazardous materials unit, would be gearing up for a long shift of his own.
Indeed, had it not been for a late David Wheater equaliser at Moss Rose, the League Two club would be gearing up for a fourth-round tie at home to Swansea City.
If he were not at this week's season-ending Tour Championship, Dufner, who was last in the field after an opening four-over 74, would be gearing up for Auburn's game Saturday at L.S.U.
