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The Transportation Authority said in a statement: "The M.T.A. continues to evaluate options for the above-ground portion of the Fulton Street Transit Center.

In a statement that warned that the company expected the weakened economy and reduced business travel to hurt its quarterly results, Morton's, which is based in New Hyde Park, N.Y., said it had contacted its financial advisers to evaluate options for the company.

Kathleen Ruane, a spokeswoman for Bozell New York, said that Interpublic is continuing to evaluate options for the remaining offices of Bozell Kamstra, in Austin, Texas, Fort Lauderdale and Minneapolis, as well as the other two offices of Bozell, in Omaha and Silicon Valley, Calif.

The challenge is to understand the combined ecological and social functions of agrobiodiversity, determine its contribution to ecosystem goods and services and value for society at large, and evaluate options for the sustainable use and conservation of biodiversity across the agricultural landscape.

Amelia Torres, a spokeswoman for Mr. Almunia, declined Monday to give details of the discussion, saying only that the commission was still evaluating options for the bank.

The Transportation Department will evaluate options for making the funds available to other states.

Walmart tells us that its focus is now on getting the winners on the shelf, and that it will then evaluate options for another similar program in the future.

"Although the purchase price is important, it's only one factor," said Irwin Raij of Foley & Lardner, who advises teams on stadium deals and is a former member of the Sacramento First Task Force, which helped the city evaluate options for a new sports complex several years ago.

In a memorandum released by his office, Mr. Hodges ordered B. Boykin Rose, the state's public safety director, to evaluate options for highway roadblocks, a step that recalls Gov. Cecil D. Andrus's use of the Idaho state police in 1988 to block shipments of nuclear waste from the Navy to a processing plant in his state.

Three real estate investment trusts (REITs) from Shelbourne Properties said they hired Lazard Freres to evaluate options for enhancing shareholder value; Carl Icahn withdrew in February a $157 million offer for the group's outstanding shares because of another deal the REITs arranged.

"Nucryst is continuing to analyze data from this study so that we can evaluate options for our atopic dermatitis program with a complete understanding of the study results," says President and CEO Scott H. Gillis.