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The panel urged NASA to stay the course or to explore merging Wfirst and Euclid in a joint operation.

Aside from reducing hours, the Postal Service said it would also explore merging offices that are close to one another or contracting for delivery directly to homes and businesses.

With this aim in mind, we convened a multinational investigator meeting to explore merging individual patient data from multiple clinical trials and observational databases of patients with SAH and to create an agreement under which such a group of investigators could submit data and collaborate.

As different assemblers use different underlying algorithms to generate contigs, we also explored merging of assemblies and found that the merged datasets not only aligned better to reference sequences than individual assemblies, but were also more consistent in the number and size of contigs.

Time Warner explored merging AOL with Microsoft's online operation two years ago and is now discussing a potential deal with Yahoo.

Sir Howard has explored merging Sony's PlayStation video-game assets with the company's entertainment properties and forming a separate company, according to several executives apprised of the plan, who say the idea failed to muster interest in Tokyo.

LOS ANGELES — A shake-up in General Electric's troubled entertainment business continued, with Marc Shmuger and David Linde ousted from their co-chairmen posts at Universal Pictures even as G.E. explores merging its film, TV and theme park operations with properties of the cable giant Comcast.

Later that year Noades bought nearby Crystal Palace and briefly explored merging that club with Wimbledon.

"We're inspired by what this could mean for the future as we continue to explore the merging of physical and digital experiences".

Up north in Albany, N.H., Vince Cataldo runs the Bottle Keg, a convenience store, and is chairman of a committee that is exploring the merging of several neighboring school districts.

We wanted to explore whether such merging influences the rate of carotenoid evolution, and whether it precedes or follows elongation of carotenoid-producing pathways within a lineage (Fig.  8).