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"She's been here, and she knows us," says Rena Borja, who is spearheading Sen. Clinton's Guam campaign operation of about 20 volunteers.

Mashable, which is privately held, now generates enough revenue from display advertising, custom programs with marketers, event sponsorships and conferences to support an operation of about 40 employees, most of them working from new offices on Park Avenue South.

A United States-led combat operation of about 12,000 troops is in Afghanistan hunting Taliban remnants, their suspected allies in Al Qaeda and militants loyal to Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, a warlord who has declared a holy war against foreign troops.

The congressman also set up a formidable in-house research operation of about 15 people to study the candidates, the districts and the issues and be ready to strike at Republicans when the moment arose.

USGS has said that the budget cuts known as the sequester threaten the operation of about 350 existing gages.

Nondestructive test of the tubes using the automatic inspection system was conducted during reactor shutdown period of the HTTR after test operation of about 55% of the full power.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Mattel said it would take an after-tax loss from discontinued operations of about $430 million.

Concentrex Inc., based in Portland, Ore., makes automation software for the lending and customer service operations of about 5,000 banks and provides small businesses with online banking software.

Terms were not disclosed, but Mattel said at the time that it would take an after-tax loss from discontinued operations of about $430 million.

NCR expects to report full-year revenue growth from continuing operations of about 8%, rather than the 5% to 6% growth previously forecast.

But the company now powers the IT operations of about twenty customers, some much bigger, which pay Enki monthly fees to store and process their data.