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If a flow predicts that the slot suffers from errors, it will relinquish its slot to another flow with clean channel to transmit packets.

The fear is that, once a studio releases its films online in digital format, it will relinquish all control over their subsequent use and distribution.

But it will relinquish at least some of its firms.Given the increasingly conspicuous inequalities emerging in China as a result of the country's embrace of capitalism, it suits Mr Hu to appear to pour cold water on the idea of laisser-faire economics, blamed for a growing gap between rich and poor, between regions and between urban and rural areas.

The military has not said when it will relinquish power.

At Port Newark in New Jersey, American Stevedoring will pay an additional $28.9 million over 10 years for the use of 30 acres and two berths, although it will relinquish 30 acres that it had used under a prior lease.

It was not clear from the announcement why Dr. Abbasi had been chosen for the new responsibility or whether it means he will relinquish his existing position.

However, he thinks it unlikely that Murdoch will relinquish control of his empire, even in the face of the ever-widening scandal.

Here's the problem: Companies have traditionally treated value in the marketplace as a fixed pie and have reasoned that they must compete with their customers to appropriate as much of it as those customers will relinquish.

Having already come back from one potentially career-threatening injury, it seems unlikely Marquez will relinquish that spirit any time soon.

Ellison, who founded the company and is its largest shareholder, will relinquish the chairman role and, as CEO, will technically be subordinate to Henley.

Four months after the coup, it remains unclear when the army will relinquish power -- though most assume that it will happen eventually.