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He would funnel more services through charities.

The legislation, which renews the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, dealing mostly with low-income students, would funnel more money to the worst schools, and it would also give children in them new options.

Under the governor's original proposal, the state would funnel more money to children who live outside the poorer districts, which now receive more than half of all state aid, and apportion funds to schools based on demographics like family income, language ability and special academic needs.

The proposal, which would increase overall spending by $532.8 million the first year, would funnel more money to poor and disadvantaged children who live outside the state's so-called Abbott districts, which now receive more than half of all state aid.

The Rev. Al Sharpton said that his presidential campaign had raised enough money in enough states to qualify for federal matching funds, which if verified by the Federal Election Commission would funnel more than $100,000 into his campaign with more tax dollars to follow.

On Thursday, McDonald's said it would funnel more money back to shareholders by raising its annual dividend by 50%, to $1.50 a share.

The Democrats' pay-to-play plan has drawn criticism because it would restrict contractors' donations only to candidates for governor and the state party committees, which many say would only funnel more campaign cash to the legislative leaders' political action committees and the powerful county organizations.

He said he hoped that state aid formulas, which the governor has proposed rewriting, would help funnel more money to districts facing increasing numbers of children of immigrants.

Among those opposing Bush, some anticipated that the measures would funnel yet more power and wealth to established, elitist universities, leaving large tracts of the country with no scientific infrastructure at all.

So have smaller domestic firms like ZTE because the free licenses would enable them to funnel more money into product development, Guan said.

But that would likely require the government to funnel (more) taxpayer money into the mix.