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Mr. Sullivan added that other mall operators might be interested in buying pieces of General Growth's portfolio.

Both struggles have the same cause: that the number of big mobile-phone operators might be cut from four, the norm in many countries, to three.

"There are a number of airports that have imposed fees in the $500 ,even $1,000 range, and some operators might be able to absorb that," he said.

The rich price that the auction -- which was run by AT&T Wireless's bankers, Merrill Lynch, and its law firm, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz -- indicates that wireless operators might be a more valuable property than investors have thought.

Tom DeLay, the House Republican leader, warned last week that cable operators might be forced to offer channels à la carte, enabling subscribers to choose, and pay for, only the ones they want.

It is also sometimes easier for coaches to correctly call for challenges while playing games at their home stadiums, where video operators might be more likely to show (or to not show) replays based on whether they could serve to help their team.

The memorandum concluded that such a case would not be a war crime, although the operator might be in theoretical jeopardy of being prosecuted in a Yemeni court for violating Yemen's domestic laws against murder, a highly unlikely possibility.

An existing operator might be interested in getting some at cheap prices, but we wouldn't pay more than $30 million each, and that's if we looked at them at all," Mr. Brünjes said.

A well-trained operator might be capable to distinguish the influence of nutrient deprivation from the afternoon photoinhibition(Lu and Vonshak 1999), but the sensitivity is insufficient to detect weed algae in an early stage.

As a consequence, the corresponding security enhancement implemented by the system operator might be deceived to do unnecessary actions or do not do necessary actions to the power system.

Eventually, studies of QFT in curved space-time indicate that the existence of a particle number operator might be a contingent property of the flat Minkowski space-time, because Poincaré symmetry is used to pick out a preferred representation of the canonical commutation relations which is equivalent to picking out a preferred vacuum state (see Wald 1994).