Still, James Carville, a strategist for Mr. Clinton who occasionally offers informal advice to Mrs. Clinton's campaign, said of her top political aides, "They're not an operation that believes very much in chance, and I'm sure that they've got contingencies".
But Springs, 51, has remained in a coma since an Oct. 12 operation that relatives believed was a routine procedure to remove a cyst on his arm.
The surgeons -- Mitchell C. Benson, Geeorge J. Todd, Richard L. Whelan and Peter B. Schiff -- said after the operation that they believed they had removed all of the cancerous tissue, Manners said.
A cancer surgeon at Barts Health NHS Trust, Ahmed said before the operation that he believed the approach could make healthcare more equitable, improving the training of surgeons worldwide.
agents based in Mexico that they were kept in the dark about the operation, that they believed it was allowing guns to reach Mexican cartels, and that they were brushed off when they raised concerns.
Another avenue is opened up by the claim that accepting a proposition is a reflective mental operation that involves more than just believing something to be the case (see Cohen 1992).
Some even conducted a small sting operation that they believe is the first field experiment on political bias in academia.
And soon he plans to unleash a sophisticated, microtargeted get-out-the-evangelical-vote operation that he believes could nudge open a margin of victory if Mr. Romney can keep the race close.
The Pakistani ambivalence posed a clear problem to the Bush administration: how to mount the large-scale military operation that many believe would be needed to hunt down an elusive enemy -- Mr. bin Laden and his followers constantly move around Afghanistan's deserts and mountains -- without a secure land base in the region.
"Operation Lenor you are taking the mickey," Normski shouted, referencing the rumoured codename of a police operation that some believe led to Fabric's closure.
