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And in recent months, even as the candidate himself was being coy about his presidential ambitions, Mr. Perry's campaign finance operation has shifted into high gear, holding meetings with dozens of the party's top uncommitted donors around the country, some of whom have already pledged to raise money for him.

Nearly 48 hours after the boys were swept away, the Westchester County police said that the operation had shifted from a rescue to a recovery effort because they believed it was not likely that either boy would be found alive.

Part of the problem was that relief operations have shifted to offices in Geneva, London and New York, Tiller says.

Operations have shifted to other offices, and employees, from New York and Chicago, are in Long Island City, sorting out the financial wreckage.

Recently, some of the group's operations have shifted from Kashmir to Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas and even to Afghanistan to attack American troops.

Following a stream of reports in the mainstream media, it is now perfectly clear that -- due to the collapse of the McCain-Palin ticket in a growing number of national polls, Republican strategic operations have shifted gears and are now engaged in executing a tactical campaign involving vote suppression, vote-rigging, litigation and the ultimate nullification of the election results.

With the MOU in operation, the emphasis has shifted to supporting the transport and installation of equipment and spares, training of operation and maintenance personnel and improving water quality monitoring.

Labor in Europe accounts for up to 40% of a product's price but only 6% in operations that Amtek has shifted to India.

In addition, Bayer has shifted operations in Connecticut to convert more machines to making Cipro.

"We saw the writing on the wall," said Mark Kleinberg, an American who formerly had a shrimp fleet in Brownsville, Tex., and has shifted operations to northeast Brazil.

Since then, many of the large industries have moved or shut down operations and the economy has shifted more toward the service sector, such as transportation, education, and health services.