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spec: This past year , GMHC won numerous victories and made huge strides in ongoing battles , many of which addressed the important issues surrounding access to health care , housing , and prevention advocacy . Having made huge strides in improving the costs and quality of its manufactured goods , especially those meant for the export market , a confident China was now ready to discard its old ideological blinkers in order to meet the demands of a hard-nosed economic pragmatism . After a brief look at military childcare before the MCCA , this report examines in some detail the specific ways in which the military made significant improvements in its child care system . At a time when the world must make huge cuts in carbon emissions , it 's time that these mega-corporations stop old-fashioned exploration and start investing properly in renewables . But Senators Paul Coverdell ( R-GA ) , Helms , James Inhofe ( R-OK ) , Kyl , and Bob Smith ( R-NH ) reportedly raced to the majority leader 's office to tell him that they were prepared to block any new agreement that would postpone the vote . '' By the end of the week they will be certainly physically and probably emotionally drained , but at the same time probably riding a real high in terms of adrenaline , `` noted Porter , as the students began the team challenge . " We often have to make huge investments in generation and transmission infrastructure to support them . In my free time , I like to volunteer with different charity organizations in the community as well as spend time with family , good friends and Henry . There is also the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce , Canadian Federation of Business . Aside from its contention that the action involved here was an excluded `` classification '' matter , Respondent appears to concede that the downgrading had the necessary connection with a condition of Thomas ' employment , for it proceeds from the `` classification '' argument to one asserting the legitimacy of its motivation . Why did WorldCom continue to make huge investments in expanding its capacity , incurring costs that had to be con-cealed through accounting gimmicks ? If broadband phones don ’ t make huge jumps in market share , it won ’ t be because the degree of difficulty remains high . Following that , there would be referral to private physicians , who would charge the Government employee just as they would charge any other patient .