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spec: <3> In general , however , the OCC anticipates that a state law that applies generally to regulate insurance agents and agencies will apply to national banks provided the law does not effectively prevent national banks from conducting activities authorized under federal law , and provided that , if the law interferes with those authorized activities , the interference is insignificant . UMRT began to take on more structure in 1977 with the addition of a head coach . In Denver , Colorado , that means that good teachers who take on difficult assignments like , say , teaching bilingual fourth grade in a school with a high rate of student turnover , get paid a premium for doing that and succeeding . Muzzy Lane of Newburyport MA has created an historical simulation that allows the students of history to take on the role of British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain on the brink of World War II.The idea is that students gain a richer understanding of the events of the time by applying critical thinking skills to historical situations . Marky , you're too kind , but as josh marshall notes over at talking points , the msnbc / newsweek take on their own frickin ' poll is that " bush 's lead has all but vanished among registered voters . The Karmapa 's journey to the birthplace of the Buddha is a highly sensitive matter for Tibetans as well as for China and India . " One student might play the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom , another student would take on the duties of the Secretary General of the United Nations . In each of its locations , the poem offers resistance to traditional definitions while still honoring their founding impulses and work . While basic products catering for the masses will definitely be a feature , consumers can also look forward to added value and therefore more expensive products .