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Although Verizon stayed mum on its intentions (it did not respond to a request for comment), analysts believe the New York company is a logical buyer for Yahoo.

The UK government must provide greater clarity and transparency on its intentions".

The company made no immediate statement on its intentions after the tribunal issued its rulings.

"What this proposal, if it is accepted, means is that, willy-nilly, Hamas did not manage to make good on its intentions".

Christian Estrosi, industry minister, called Monday on Total to restart talks, "end the ambiguity" and announce its plans for the refinery, and "show concrete engagements over the next five years" on its intentions for its refinery business.

Thursday was the second day without the military's issuing any communiqués on its intentions in the weeks ahead, and questions about forming political parties and civil rights are left unanswered.

MOSCOW — The presidents of Russia and Ukraine averted a threatened cutoff of natural gas supplies to Ukraine on Tuesday, at the same time that Russia's president said his country might aim nuclear missiles at Ukraine if it followed through on its intention to join NATO.

While the popular women's magazine is better known for its insight into erotic positions than political ones, Cosmo has made good on its intention to cover more political content.

While he welcomed the government's decision to keep open the possibility of joining the 12 countries that are using the euro, Mr. FitzGerald said, "The government needs to go further -- it must now act on its intention to remove the economic obstacles" between the British economy and euro membership.

In my more optimistic moments, it strikes me that, with the option of transferring prisoners to the U.S. mainland denied, the administration will -- if it remains committed to the closure of Guantánamo -- have to rethink its plans, and that one way of doing this would be to give up on its intention to hold 48 men indefinitely, which, to put it bluntly, is unconstitutional.

If the administration makes good on its intention to invoke the privilege in the Swift suit, it would be one of the most significant tests of the privilege.