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It had covered almost 2.1 million people last year before it began selling operations to raise cash.

Lawyers claimed they had tried to suppress official papers showing the extent of the arms selling operation.

"Most of the world's cashmere supply comes from China, and the Government has recently decentralized its selling operation," she said.

When overseas selling operations are only small scale and it would not make economic sense to carry out such operations oneself.

In theory, the new owners begin cutting away at excess, dismissing unneeded employees and selling operations that have little to do with the core business.

Captain Gabriel said at a press conference announcing the arrests that dealers often like to store their drugs away from their selling operations.

Ford is selling operations unrelated to carmaking.

Birinyi Associates, which tracks program trading, said a big selling operation and three major buying programs added 18.34 to the Dow.

A key difference between the two studies is the revised estimate of the number of people infected by the tainted blood selling operation in the 1990's.

Bernhard Stroh's original beer selling operation consisted of a basement brewing operation and was then sold door-to-door in a wheelbarrow.

Some doctors in Henan Province, a center of the blood selling operation, estimated that more than a million people had been infected in that province alone.

The selling operation within the United Kingdom is essentially direct to the end user, and the machines undercut equivalent popular makes of machine by 10 to 15 per cent.

A merger of Conoco's and Phillips's gasoline refining and selling operations would make sense, analysts said, because of the pressures that have been reshaping the industry.

Nortel Networks said yesterday that it was selling operations that produce optical components for $108 million to Bookham Technology of Britain.

By reducing personnel and managers in its selling operations by 12 percent more than it planned originally, the company can add another $42 million to cash flow in fiscal 1994.

The Eastman Kodak Company yesterday reported a larger-than-expected charge in the fourth quarter from selling operations and laying off employees, resulting in a loss of $60 million.

Several American companies have recently been selling operations in Japan, because of the enormous prices an established company can command, or they are scaling back because the competition is so fierce.

Mr Murad, an investment manager held El Ajou's money but was bribed to invest in fraudulent share selling operations run by three Canadians.

A company must, therefore be aware of religious differences in its foreign markets and be prepared to make adaptations where necessary, both in selling operations and in the products themselves.

The company says the technology will become increasingly useful as users connect from one consumer service to another on the Internet and as business increasingly automates buying and selling operations.

Police Department officials are building a computerized file of drug dealers and their selling operations as part of a plan to link drug-selling youth gangs to a variety of violent crimes.

That was a reference to steps taken by Interpublic executives that have included paying down debt, reducing expenses like rent and selling operations deemed not central to Interpublic's major lines of business.

The mood was decidedly upbeat among the visitors waiting in line, who had to brave a multitude of souvenir souks selling Operation Desert Storm cigarette lighters and Big Apple forget-me-nots.

Military contractors, faced with a stunning 64 percent cut in the Defense Department's spending on equipment since 1985, have been selling operations that show little promise and have been acquiring businesses in areas they can dominate.

So far AMP executives are not sure where the Pearl is going wrong nor what they would do about it, other than perhaps improve the British group's technology and have more centralisation of the selling operations.