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But Venezuelan intelligence agents say that operations to keep track of terrorist suspects have been given a low priority by Mr Chávez's government.

By taking this step, breeders and exporters say, China will move from backyard farms to Western-style large, consolidated operations to keep up with demand.

The C.I.A. is still planning to release files on its covert operations to keep Mr. Allende from taking power after winning the 1970 election.

Uterus transplants, meanwhile, are part of a growing demand for surgical procedures that improve the quality of a patient's life, rather than operations to keep them alive.

And as the drug agency has expanded its eavesdropping operations to keep up with cartels, it has faced repeated pressure to redirect its counternarcotics surveillance to local concerns, provoking tensions with some of Washington's closest allies.

Many of these hotels will be conducting special beach cleans as part of Make Holidays Greener and some already run daily cleaning operations to keep their beaches pristine for both holidaymakers and wildlife alike.

It was left to the Environmental Protection Agency, using company workers familiar with the operation, to keep the toxins at bay.

From the building, they will conduct the operation to keep the peace on the streets of Umm Qasr.

A third said an officer told him that the Public Security Ministry's Guobao — or domestic security arm — was in charge of the operation to keep foreign journalists in line.

As 20th-century planners filled in many of Beijing's canals, moats and waterways, residents were forced to rely on this creaky relic of Sino-Soviet co-operation to keep their streets from flooding when it rained.

NaturallyCurly, Ms. Heber said, will use the money to hire a seasoned marketing professional and some support staff, improve its Web technology and expand its shipping and handling operation to keep pace with the brisk growth in product sales.