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1 Renmin University, however, is state-supported.
2 Now CNPC and China's other state-supported oil firms are likely to face off with Western oil companies in a bid round for other long-term contracts to enhance giant fields already in production.
3 Even many state-supported law schools must charge $15,000 to $30,000 or more in tuition to survive.
4 At the pediatric clinic managed by the state-supported University of Florida dental school, for example, low-income children must wait six months for surgery.
5 Some American colleges are state-supported, others are privately endow, and still others are supported by religious organizations.
6 Despite shifting its factory to China, from a state-supported facility in Massachusetts, it couldn't compete.
7 Budgets are being cut from state-supported universities primarily because states are facing budget shortfalls of historic proportions.
8 State-supported universities may subsidize the activities of student religious groups.
9 State-supported commemorations of Confucius have become more common, and the number of people studying his works has increased.
10 Other initiatives include more state-supported day care, tuition waivers and other efforts designed to make parenthood more appealing.
11 Several states, including Massachusetts and South Carolina, had official, state-supported churches.
12 China is now a sports power with a sophisticated state-supported sports system.
13 The law stipulates that employers must help cover those costs, and feminists are seeking a system of state-supported childbirth insurance to lessen discrimination.
14 Susan Brownell, a professor of anthropology at the University of Missouri-St Louis, said the Chinese state-supported athletic system narrowly focuses on Olympic medals rather than grassroots sports.
15 As Jim Duderstadt, former president of the University of Michigan put it, "We used to be state-supported, then state-assisted, and now we are state-located."
16 But the recession that began in 2008 has revived fears of steel surpluses, particularly with the growth of state-supported steelworks in Brazil, India, and China.
17 Children who go back to China with their parents can later return to live with relatives already in America, establishing residency and taking advantage of state-supported schools.