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The Middle East accounts now for only about 5percentt of the world air transport market, and most of its airlines -- including Saudi Arabian Airlines -- are clunky, poorly managed operations controlled by the state.

On the surface, the movie offers liberal ideological sentiments: it condemns covert overseas operations controlled by oil interests; it's angry at the higher-ups who escaped blame for Abu Ghraib; it exhibits a clear distaste for the person and values of Dick Cheney.

U.S. EXAMINES BANKSTORAGEAGE OF COMMODITIES  |  The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has begun an examination of warehouse operations controlled by Goldman Sachs, Glencore Xstrata, the Noble Group and others, as the commission scrutinizes a tactic that has inflated the price of aluminum, Gretchen Morgenson and David Kocieniewski report in The New York Times.

In this work, we show (1) four-chromophore systems with two dynamically controlled inputs permitting bilevel switches that can be coupled to demonstrate fully excitonic AND logic, and (2) dynamic excitonic switching and logic operations controlled by isothermal DNA reactions in stoichiometric quantities.

Why not, ask Europe's leading air traffic controllers (collectively known as Eurocontrol), just merge them all into one giant operation controlled by a super computer?

The largest shareholder in Teligent is the Liberty Media Group, the television programming operation controlled by John C. Malone, the cable television executive.

Her father was a self-employed truck driver, she says, delivering fruits and vegetables in an operation controlled by the Mafia.

Some of these officials suggested that the ring was part of an alien smuggling operation controlled by General Noriega and his associates.

The revolutions in North Africa, and particularly South Africa's support for a no-fly zone in Libya, have unnerved the sprawling spy operation controlled by Mr. Mugabe's party.

Its purpose was to establish an independent fund-raising operation, controlled by the White House, so that national candidates did not have to depend solely on transfers of money from local organizations.

As part of a deal with regulators to win approval for its acquisition of MediaOne Group Inc., the big cable carrier, AT&T agreed to take one of three steps: sell some of its cable systems outright; sell the Time Warner Entertainment stake; or spin off Liberty Media, the television programming operation controlled by John C. Malone, as an independent company.