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F.C.C. Report Is Said to Criticize AT&T Deal  |  The Federal Communications Commission released a staff report on Tuesday that said AT&T had not shown that the benefits of its proposed merger with T-Mobile USA would outweigh the costs, adding that AT&T would likely build high-speed wireless Internet connections even without the deal, an unidentified F.C.C. official told Bloomberg News.

He said he would likely build a prototype of the concept, but not immediately, as he is busy with his commercial space project SpaceX.

The targeting of a set of filaments with respect to the other for disassembly that we propose would likely build on a differential composition that could involve different titrations of the cdc11 and Shs1 subunits.

Analysts said G.M. would most likely build 2,000 to 3,000 ELRs a year, which represents an incremental increase in its plug-in production.

Ian McEwan, who often adopts the strategy of gradually excavating the implications of a significant action, would very likely build toward a dramatic convergence of revealed connections.

The user with an NLP background would most likely build the species names recognizer (tagger) using atomic NLP components such as a sentence annotator, a tokenizer and a dictionary-based tagger, as shown on the left-hand side of Figure 3.

The proposed facility, if it is ever built, would likely make it easier politically for the administration to unload some of the dozens of Yemenis still detained at Gitmo without charge or trial, because they wouldn't be seen as simply releasing potential terrorists.

If given the chance to turn this into a fully feature product, we would likely make a decision to build up the software that runs on the PC and do image analysis to turn the map data into non-bitmap data.

We would award them $100,000 immediately, we would likely make them or their team job offers, and we would build out whatever is required.

While it may not be exactly a "ZunePhone" per se, Pink is thought to be a project to build a more iPhone -like mobile device that uses the Zune software mixed with Windows Mobile — though it would likely be built by a third party.

A decade ago, the cash-tight residents of 11 Second Avenue sought a developer to help them buy the place, knowing full well that a replacement would likely be built.