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• Applies to craft modified to operate unmanned, under control of ground or air directors or autonomously.
• Hasan Shafti, the Iran Air director, read in a statement on behalf of the families and broadcast by the radio.
• "I think it's very positive, " said Neil Carman, clean air director for the Texas branch of the Sierra Club, a national environmental group.
• "Each one has her own style, " said Mary Mills, MoneywatchTV . com's on-air director . " To me, this is the ultimate focus group.
• The non-profit AIR is licensed by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in the legendary Clocktower Gallery spaces, which AIR Director Alanna Heiss has occupied since 1972.
• To ease government scrutiny, United has proposed selling the Washington operations of US Airways, based in Arlington, Va ., to Black Entertainment Television founder and US Air director Robert Johnson.
• "This may be a wake-up call for what global warming is going to bring us in the 21st century, " said Neil Carman, clean air director for the Sierra Club.
• All nine meetings were held during the day, when most working people and students are busy, said Neil Carman, clean air director for the Lone Star chapter of the Sierra Club.
• Modern-day automobiles with the latest pollution controls and fuel efficiency are 97 percent to 99 percent cleaner than those 20 years ago, said Dr . Neal Carman, clean air director of the Lone Star Sierra Club.
• "I would have to remind you that up there in Indiana it took them a number of weeks to get organized, " said Neal Carman, clean air director for the Lone Star chapter of the Sierra Club.
• "The court agreed this rule would cause great harm to the public that could not be undone, and it's likely the rule will be struck down for running afoul of the Clean Air Act, " said John Walke, NRDC's clean air director.
• "If that law is gutted and there are no longer billions of dollars of highway dollars at stake, believe me, there will be a complete switch " in the state's air cleanup, said Neil Carman, clean air director for the Sierra Club in Texas.
• We are eager to hear Gov . Michael Leavitt of Utah, President Bush's nominee to run the EPA, try to defend this decision when he comes up for confirmation in September _ especially in light Of xis own clean-air director's vigorous opposition to the change.
• And Neil Carman, clean air director for the Lone Star chapter of the Sierra Club, said MBTE should have been banned, but that " Texas refineries and chemical plants are the biggest producers of MBTE in the nation, so they decided to dodge that bullet ."