1.   Both plan to relocate operations from the suburbs.

2.   Glassman expects many American companies will be tempted to relocate some operations to Asia to take advantage of lower wages and cheaper parts.

3.   Since the merger, there has been speculation Time Warner might relocate some operations to Atlanta.

4.   The Opera and Ballet are relocating operations until the project is completed.

5.   The slump in air travel, they said, presented them the opportunity to close the old facility and relocate airline operations to underused gates.

6.   Two other Southern California computer operations will be relocated to a First Interstate facility in Tempe, Ariz., and a Wells location in Roseville, near Sacramento.

7.   Although the larger investment houses have relocated their operations in backup locations outside the financial district, others struggled to get their offices up and running.

8.   Although the larger investment houses have relocated their operations in backup locations outside the financial district in lower Manhattan, others struggled to get their offices up and running.

9.   Asked about Colombia, Powell said the administration does not want its counternarcotics policies in that country to force traffickers to relocate operations in neighboring countries.

10.   Asked about Colombia, Powell said the administration does not want its counternarcotics policies in that country to force traffickers to relocate their operations in neighboring countries.