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But Woods said any "significant or uneven" reduction of subsidy funding in the next few years, as outlined in December's mid-year budget review, could elevate risks of earlier closures by Ford and Holden.

The change requires legislation by Congress and it would be paid for by combining what is now spent on the two programs with an additional $28 billion over 10 years, as outlined in Mr. Obama's budget for the 2013 fiscal year.

Mr Djotodia told RFI that free and fair elections would be held within three years, as outlined in the peace agreement signed with Mr Bozize in January.

In 1992, McKenna published Food of the Gods, which, among other things, proposed the Stoned Ape theory, expanding the story of psilocybin from a temporal context of 6000 years, as outlined above, to at least ~100,000 years in terms of Stropharia and possibly more than a million years in terms of psilocybin mushrooms generally.

The search queries used in the eight databases are listed in the Additional file 1. Search results were limited to human subjects and children (birth-18 years) as outlined in the Additional file 1.

Cases of PDSS were identified from two post-marketing safety studies and from spontaneous reports of adverse events from the first introduction of olanzapine LAI to the market, 1 March 2009, through to 1 March 2014 (a period of 5 years), as outlined below.

Of 123 GPs asked to participate, 53 (43.0%) agreed[ 14] and over the course of data collection (which took one year), 42 contributed as outlined below.

Ofcom wants to increase EE's spectrum rent from £25m to £107m a year, as outlined in a consultation that closes next week.

He confirmed that the health service would receive the proposed £8bn a year, as outlined in the Conservative party's election manifesto, but that this money was going to come from cuts to other government departments.

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