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State-supported Torah study has also harmed the quality of Jewish thought, argues Mr. Naeh.
Israel Evan R. Goldstein 2010
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State-supported afforestation projects were initiated in recent years in all parts of Iceland, starting in eastern Iceland in 1991.
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State-supported universities may subsidize the activities of student religious groups.
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The automatic promotion of pupils must lead to falling standards, the Federation of State-supported Schools said on Thursday.
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He said it meant everyone with State-supported housing had been exempted from further payment.
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Many of these people had children in ordinary State-supported schools -- the so-called Model C schools.
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He said it meant everyone with State-supported housing had been exempted from further payment.
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Today, a Negro is attending a State-supported institution in every one of our 50 States, but the pace is very slow.
Civil Rights Address 1963
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Also, the College is already the largest State-supported women's college in Virginia and is, in fact, the largest devoted entirely to undergraduate education in the country.
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The President reported that at a recent meeting of the President's Council, representatives of the Council of Higher Education had appeared before the group with the report that the Council wished to move toward greater coordination of the State-supported institutions of higher learning in accordance with the act of the General Assembly creating the Council.
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