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Since then, the companies have been trying to forge a deal that would give each 50 percent control over the merged operations.

Much of 2006 was spent integrating the newly merged operations.

For a few months, both fields were owned by the same investors (although they never merged operations).

This information is used to provide guidelines for branching and merging operations.

Both carriers planned to begin merging operations in 2011 to form the world's biggest carrier.

Following the purchase, the merged operations will have annual sales of more than $800 million.

After a merging operation with a Romanian company, he is laid off due to downsizing.

The merged operation, not yet named, will be 65 percent owned by Havas.

The following destinations were operated when Song merged operations back into Delta.

As is occurring at other offices, executives from Lowe units will dominate the merged operations.

This data is used in Merge operations.

(The merge operation is also used when adding and removing values.)

Its two hospital components which merged operations in 1979 are nearly 50 blocks apart on Manhattan's west side:

By merging operations to save $70 million a year, the companies' leaders say they hope to reassure regulators and the public about their financial strength.

Commercially the deal makes sense and the merged operation may be able to save up to £3.5m a year by cutting out any duplication.

The two companies merged operations, and the name was changed to Overland-Western Limited.

"We think there is an opportunity to take significant cost out of the merged operations," Mr. Leatherdale said.

The combined company might wring savings of about $2 billion by merging operations, a central reason for the deal, the executives said.

Merging operations with Massey is estimated to reduce combined operating costs by $150 million.

The merged operations employ about 40 people on Long Island, about half of the pre-merger total.

We've needed to devise processes to merge operations such as accounting, economic development and even generating and transmission resources."

The 2/8 stacker is shared by the card reader and punch, but timing considerations make it difficult to use for merging operations.

An "open system" of distributed revision control is characterized by its support for independent branches, and its heavy reliance on merge operations.

The savings would come from merging operations and redundant back-office functions, like billing and marketing.

Merged operations with Richway in 1986 to become a premier mass merchandiser, discounter.