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Although al-Qaeda has taken pains to compartmentalize its operations to avoid compromise by any one operative, information obtained from some al-Qaeda operatives has nonetheless proved invaluable.

They also acknowledged that many terrorist groups had changed their operations to avoid having their assets frozen.

Mr. Jacoby said Geely has given Volvo more autonomy and is not taking an active role in the company's operations to avoid squandering its positive attributes.

Government ministers would "hide behind the claim they can't comment on special forces operations to avoid acknowledging Britain is at war," he told the Mirror.

The gang took over houses used by vulnerable drug users to run their dealing operations in the town after intelligence reports suggested that gangs were moving some of their operations to avoid an anti-gang drive by the Metropolitan Police.

Six Russian organisations have been forced by the laws to shut down operations to avoid criminal prosecutions for repeatedly violating the law, including Side by Side – an LGBT film festival – and various branches of the Golos Association, run by Melkonyants.

The government wants the reactors back in operation to avoid a summer energy crunch.

Mr. Bellone added that while town crews did an "outstanding job," he plans to re-examine the operation to avoid such oversights in the future.

One Muslim born in Macedonia said she opted for the operation to avoid being punished by her father after an eight-year relationship with her boyfriend.

The South Yorkshire police operation to avoid blame for the disaster, and to allege misbehaviour by the supporters, was maintained as a corporate task by senior police officers, overseen by Wright.

FLANKED by European leaders in the splendour of the Foreign Office's Locarno rooms on January 29th, Gordon Brown made much of the need for sweeping international co-operation to avoid future financial trouble.