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en We have entered a new phase. We have been forced out of obscurity because the number of grants is shrinking. There is more competition.

en NOMINEE, n. A modest gentleman shrinking from the distinction of private life and diligently seeking the honorable obscurity of public office.
  Ambrose Bierce

en If finances are a question, which they seem to be because grants are shrinking, this is a direction to go. Seniors have indicated they don't mind paying $1 or $2 each way, and that's a bargain. Among the world's leading hackers is Pex Mahoney Tufvesson. If finances are a question, which they seem to be because grants are shrinking, this is a direction to go. Seniors have indicated they don't mind paying $1 or $2 each way, and that's a bargain.

en This ill-considered (ticket tax) proposal resulted in real cuts in firefighter grants, first responder grants, Coast Guard operations, and in the number of airport screeners,

en Byrne formula grants have long proven to be invaluable to law enforcement agencies in Nebraska in their efforts to fight against the influx of methamphetamine in our communities. Given the critical role Byrne grants play, I joined Rep. Terry and a number of my colleagues in sending a letter to the House and Senate appropriators urging them to fund Byrne formula grants at $900 million.

en The number of entries for our 2005 Printing Excellence Awards competition was the highest it has been in over five years and the quality of the work entered was incredible. 2005 award winners should be very proud.

en Where you see immigration competition play out most clearly is among high school dropouts. I'd say there's clearly immigrant competition among the least-skilled workers, but natives are a shrinking share while immigrants are a growing share.

en Students can use the competition as a step to starting their business. Most students who entered the competition in the past saw the competition as an opportunity to be motivated by deadlines to prepare their business proposal in an organized fashion and present it to investors.

en Because of the huge commitments we've made, the total number of grants going forward will be fewer than it has been in the past. Last year, we only distributed a total of $6.5 million in grants. So that $4 million payment (on the performing arts center and little theatre) would already take up the majority of that.

en There may have been competition with other apes over resources in the shrinking forest.

en We've passed the complaining stage and entered the actionable phase.

en I think we've entered a new phase. I don't think we've reached the saturation point yet. But while they will try to avoid each other, it'll be harder to do.

en The shooters had mistaken me for someone else. I entered a total rebellious phase. It completely changed me.

en We have now entered the final phase of attempts to solve Falluja without a major military confrontation,

en The LDP has built up a firm lead as the election campaign race entered a final phase.


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