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Dish has not said when it might launch its planned wireless television service.

And, in some circumstances, the United States might launch its strategic nuclear forces in response to a Soviet conventional attack in Europe.

Mr Putin, who in recent weeks has alarmed Washington by sending fighter jets and other hardware to Syria, suggested that Russia might launch its own strikes against Isis in Syria if permitted by the UN.

In the Shibuya district of Tokyo, even the police gave into the urge to celebrate, helping toss fans high into the air, in the way a victorious college basketball team might launch its coach.

Sure, these apps probably didn't take long to develop, and maybe their makers should have predicted Apple might launch its own flashlight, but still, they deserve a little sympathy.

YouTube, meanwhile, has not revealed the terms of that service or when it might actually launch its paid tier.

Trump had also been hinting, not for the first time, that he might launch his own bid for the presidency.

Hell, Jerry Brown has said he might launch his own climate-sensing satellites if Trump shuts down NASA's fleet.

South Korea's national security director said Sunday that the North this week might launch one of its new missiles.

Presumably no large commercial press would be willing to pay big money for a new start-up that the SSHA might launch if it lost control over Social Science History.

Speculation increased that Hershey, one of those potential partners, might launch a bid on its own.Tiffany raised its profit outlook, another sign that the recession's impact on luxury retailers is easing.