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Since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, fears have grown that terrorists could deploy a dirty bomb.

"We realized that if we could deploy a free hot spot at a given location, there would be no incentive for a commercial provider to ever set up a network there.

Military planners say the United States could deploy a slightly smaller but still sizable force in Iraq by tailoring the replacement troops to the mission now facing the American-led occupation.

"We could deploy a few troops, quite a lot of money and, over 20-30 years, make Afghanistan better for Afghans and indirectly better for Britain by stabilising the region.

Earlier this month, a Times editorial suggested that the President could deploy a liberal interpretation of the 1984 Sentencing Reform Act, which allows for "compassionate release," to expedite the process.

On Saturday he could deploy a fine midfield of Milner, Downing, Young and Stilian Petrov, but the limits on Villa's ascent are all too visible, now that Randy Lerner, the owner, has reportedly lost the urge to spend.

He says it could deploy an existing network of community health agents.

The navy, in particular, vented its frustration about having to play second fiddle to France, which, unlike Britain, could deploy an aircraft carrier.

If he wanted, Manuel could deploy an overwhelming arsenal of starters for two innings apiece — say, Jimenez, Johnson, Halladay and Wainwright — and then turn to a closer in the ninth.

However if paid-for sticker gifting is a significant revenue stream the company could deploy an alternative payment mechanism to keep offering the feature on iOS.

The authors of the study postulate that this discrepancy may be due to anatomical differences between central (elastic) and peripheral (muscular) arteries and that the latter could deploy an adaptive response to central aortic stiffening.