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If that option does not work out, Silver said, TNT may be able to deploy its digital rights on SI.com and AOL Sports, which are also part of Time Warner.

Pieter Feith, the European Union's envoy to Kosovo, said in an interview on Sunday that he was confident that the European Union would be able to deploy its police mission by October, and that the United Nations would remain in Kosovo during this transition period.

Given Sparq's focus on inter-app movement, Yahoo might be able to deploy its technology to help its users move between its own stable of applications.

Although the pathogen is able to deploy its TTSS according to specific inputs and is not likely to accidentally misfire, hosts that are able to disrupt the activation of GacSGacA are able to prevent the activation of the TTSS.

Liberate's software is similar to Foundation and Moxi, and Comcast will be able to deploy it on its own, possibly much more cheaply.

"The scheme they were looking at didn't have the CHP box ticked so they weren't able to deploy it," he said.

He was wearing a parachute, but he would not be able to deploy it properly until he reached an appropriate altitude.

"In exceptional circumstances, Frontex should be able to deploy rapid reaction teams to the frontiers on its own initiative and under its own responsibility," said the Franco-German letter.

No, thanks.Nor will the opera lobby be able to deploy against Mr Smith the charge it used so effectively against his Tory predecessors: that their reluctance to sign its cheques proved they were philistines.

It is expected to be made up of about 5,000 troops from Nato countries, with its lead units able to deploy at two days' notice.

France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland and Britain are taking the lead in establishing the new rapid reaction "spearhead" force, with its lead units able to deploy at two days' notice.