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The officials said the Homeland Security Department would devote up to $50 million in the next year for "reasonable mitigation measures" to compensate for the damage or loss of animal and plant habitat and cultural areas like American Indian religious sites.
Acknowledging their failure to stem a surge in homelessness, Los Angeles' elected leaders on Tuesday said they would declare a "state of emergency" and devote up to $100 million to the problem.
Requiring them to devote up to a certain percentage of their income to purchasing basic coverage would be imposing a significant, though not ruinous, financial burden -- but they themselves would be the primary beneficiaries.
He said he would devote $339 billion to shoring up the program during the next decade and adding a new prescription drug benefit for all Medicare beneficiaries.
The government said it would devote $44 billion to shoring up banks and markets in the near future to prevent the kind of meltdown that paralyzed the country in 1998.
He said he would devote $200 million to setting up a new office for state security and he announced a modest $50 million in seed money to spur economic development in upstate New York and on Long Island.
If the price of emitting carbon went up, companies would devote more of their own research budgets to finding new energy sources.
Beginning with his vision in the woods, Podhoretz would devote his life to standing up for himself as a Jew and as an American against an ever lengthening list of those he deemed to be mortal enemies.
Mr. Coffey said he would devote much of his time to setting up a foundation with his wife, Dr. Mary Lee Coffey, an emergency-room physician, devoted to bringing new emergency medicine technologies to developing countries.
A third provision would devote serious money to promising ways of cleaning up coal, the dirtiest but most plentiful of fossil fuels.
The Agriculture Department said farmers would devote 323.8 million acres to 19 principal crops this year, up 3.8 million acres from last year and 7.8 million acres from 2006.
