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Before it opened, the F.A.A. had to limit the number of planes that the airlines could operate from here, and even so there were extensive delays.
British Airways said there were "severe restrictions" to how many flights it could operate from its hub at Heathrow Terminal 5.
If Baghdad were unable to exert control over the Iraqi countryside, Al Qaeda or other terrorist groups could operate from remote areas.
It is thought Worldpay and Vantiv could operate from dual headquarters in London and Cincinnati, where the companies are respectively based.
Mr Rutan says they could operate from a number of airports and spaceports around the world.Virgin Galactic believes the fleet it has ordered should be large enough to furnish its space-tourism business in the early years.
In the absence of bases there, fighter planes could operate from Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean, from Bahrain and from three aircraft carriers -- one British and two American -- in the Persian Gulf.
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Schumer explained that a special prosecutor could operate independently from Justice Department supervision.
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He is also studying the possibility that Crossroads, the theater company, could operate operating separately from Crossroads, the physical theater, which is run by the New Brunswick Cultural Center.
The airline operates 170 flights a day at Kennedy, but could operate 250 flights from the 26 gates at Terminal 5. Despite its scale, Terminal 5 has been overshadowed by its connection to the landmark Trans World Airlines Flight Center, designed by Eero Saarinen, which stands at the same corner of the airport and is also known as Terminal 5.
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