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The two companies have recently discussed abandoning the venture, which would effectively fold Concert's operations back into the parent companies.

Meanwhile, WNYC is moving more of its operations back into the Municipal Building as city workers also return.

New York University's NYUOnline, launched three years ago as a for-profit arm, announced that it would close as a separate division of NYU, fold some of its operations back into the School of Continuing and Professional Education, and sell its infrastructure.

The Government took the train operation back into the public sector.

Its European automotive operations posted a 27percentt increase in profits while its Latin American and East Asian operations moved back into the black after suffering losses a year ago.

"While the UK business showed resilience in challenging conditions, the US operations tipped back into loss, pulling down the group's overall final results".

This meant pre-tax profits at the UK operation moved back into pre-tax profit, of £313,000.

Testimony showed that Mr. Campbell's spin operation went back into overdrive, with his aides pondering the most artful way to leak Dr. Kelly's name so his doubts about the BBC charges that Mr. Campbell had "sexed up" the dossier would become known.

"The money made by these illegal operations is funneled back into other illegal activities such as money laundering, firearms and narcotics trafficking," said Jeffrey A. Cohen, the A.T.F.'s assistant chief counsel.

How widely commanders apply the "strategic effect" measure will determine the extent to which the authorities thrust the United States back into operations like those it conducted before Obama ended formal combat operations at the close of 2014.

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