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They will face an equally impressive Sinn Fein election operation directed by Mitchel McLaughlin, the party's chairman.
The weapons, he told the jury, never made it into the hands of Farc as this was a sting, an undercover operation directed by the Drug Enforcement Agency.
The gunmen fled across Senegal and Gambia before they were captured in an operation directed by French intelligence in Guinea-Bissau; agents determined that the men belonged to Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The deadly suicide attack at a United Nations guesthouse here last week was a joint operation directed by an Afghan warlord based in the tribal areas of Pakistan and by an operative of Al Qaeda, the Afghan intelligence director said Saturday.
They later fought for the government, against the RUF, and were involved in at least one operation directed by British officers in exchange for weapons and medical supplies.
He said he had participated in two operations directed by Sherifi, including videotaping another American airbase as a possible target.
After Slobodan Milosevic became President, in 1989, smuggling operations directed by the Serbian state pumped billions of dollars into the bank accounts of political élites.
And, the newspaper reported the plan "called for making the non-profits appear as grass-roots efforts rather than as well-funded operations directed by industry insiders with clear corporate goals".
The entire operation was directed by Stanley Chess, 28, who, although a law school graduate, never took the bar exam himself.
The prince said he believed that the operation was directed by Seif al-Adel, one of a number of younger Qaeda members who have gained influence since more senior members were captured or killed.
In the experimental environment of political information on the Net, two commercial Web sites, including one whose news operation is directed by the prominent journalist Carl Bernstein, are covering the elections and political conventions while maintaining partnerships under contract with the political parties.
