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"We believe that United Rentals has been less than forthright in its legal filings and its communications concerning those filings," Cerberus said in a statement yesterday.

Removed from the regimental command center and its communications antennae, officer and private alike relied on a handful of short-wave radios for the hourly BBC updates.

Of the first 4,500 to appear, 300 have already been adopted.The company has devoted considerable resources to redesigning its intranet, its internal online data and its communications system.

His job, according to the indictment, included helping to prepare Adelphia's financial statements and public disclosures regarding its business performance and its communications with investors, securities analysts, credit rating agencies and the public.

The campaign's chief strategist, Mark Penn, and its communications director, Howard Wolfson, have expressed frustration with the difficulty of "running against a phenomenon" in Senator Barack Obama; their attacks have not stopped Mr. Obama from winning the last 11 contests.

The Department of Justice demanded records from the super PAC last week of its finances and its communications with Mrs. Bachmann; Marcus Bachmann, her husband; and former staff members, according to a grand jury subpoena reviewed by The New York Times.

The political complexities of the MENA region, as well as the increasingly vibrant and vocal regional media, necessitate for UNICEF to develop, refine and systematize its communications and advocacy strategies related to child rights and the broader UNICEF mandate.

In recommending improvements for the Fire Department, the consultant said it should fortify its hazardous materials unit, develop mutual aid agreements with other agencies and improve its communications and operational preparedness.

But investigators have increasingly discounted the possibility of an accident due to the deliberate way it was diverted and had its communications switched off.

The three were Denis Aitken, deputy director general; David Heymann, director of the Communicable Diseases Section; and Richard Thompson, its communications officer.

Standard Chartered is under pressure to back down on executive pay and overhaul its communications with shareholders, having suffered a rebellion at its annual general meeting.