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BEIRUT, Lebanon — President Bashar al-Assad moved up an expected referendum on a new constitution establishing a multiparty system by more than a month, to Feb. 26, state-run Syrian news media said Wednesday, as security forces widened operations against government opponents.

The high volumetric energy density is attributed to the widened operation voltage window ranging from 0 to 1.2 V.

Addition of 1% of gold to CuO/CeO2 improved the catalyst activity in CO-PROX and widened the operation window.

It comes at a time of intense discussion in Washington over whether to widen American operations and aid to Pakistan — a base for Al Qaeda — as an alternative to deeper American involvement in Afghanistan with the addition of more forces.

In places such as Newcastle and Nottingham, cases have only emerged in recent months, indicating that traffickers are widening their operations, targeting places where the authorities are not aware of the issue.

LONDON, 30 July 2003 - The face of child trafficking to the UK is changing, with children being transported from an increasing number of countries and traffickers widening their operations with new methods and destinations, said UNICEF UK in a new report published today as part of its End Child Exploitation campaign.

UNICEF UK report reveals changing face of child trafficking LONDON, 30 July 2003 - The face of child trafficking to the UK is changing, with children being transported from an increasing number of countries and traffickers widening their operations with new methods and destinations, said UNICEF UK in a new report published today as part of its End Child Exploitation campaign.

(Press release) UNICEF UK report reveals changing face of child trafficking LONDON, 30 July 2003 - The face of child trafficking to the UK is changing, with children being transported from an increasing number of countries and traffickers widening their operations with new methods and destinations, said UNICEF UK in a new report published today as part of its End Child Exploitation campaign.

Three operations widened his distinctive nose, thinned his lips and changed the shape of his eyes.

The loss from operations widened to $327.8 million, or $4.90 a share, from $32.4 million, or 45 cents, a year ago.

The loss from continuing operations widened to $686 million, or 39 cents a share, from $238 million, or 14 cents a share, a year earlier.