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With its acquisitions of Tele-Communications Inc. and the MediaOne Group, the company has become the nation's biggest cable provider, aiming to provide packages of interactive television, telephone service and high-speed Internet access over cable lines.

Around 50 UK travel agents are approved to provide packages to a total of 25,000 British pilgrims each year.

Qwest has gained little traction so far in its effort to provide packages of high-profit services to big businesses nationwide and overseas, a market in which AT&T, the industry leader, appears to be picking up most of the business generated by customers nervous about the future of second-ranked WorldCom.

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He said the department was working with hoteliers and travel operators to provide packages for visiting supporters.

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The answer, many have come to believe, is to use the Internet not so much to provide packaged entertainment as to create virtual communities of like-minded, culture-hungry Web heads, and then synergize them six ways from Sunday.

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It helps that her mother, who lives nearby in Waterbury, often provides packages of frozen homemade meals.

Besides giving cable firms a juicy new source of income, this could curb the expansion of an increasingly powerful group of competitors for providing packages of video content.

Susie Freeman, founder of Susie Freeman Travel, which provides packages to Mauritius and other Indian Ocean destinations, told the Guardian: "I always emphasise what a safe destination this is, and hope that this is a deeply tragic and one-off incident".