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operator

noun as in one who operates a machine

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noun as in one who operates workable property

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noun as in manipulator

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noun as in controller

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Yum’s announcement comes as other restaurant operators are exploring sales in a challenging consumer environment.

The bourse operator’s average daily trading value momentum could also be further supported by increasingly looser monetary policy expectations in developed markets, leading to emerging market inflows.

Tickets will also be accepted on alternative routes with some other train operators.

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Double Parking Systems, the UK company responsible for maintaining the equipment, said it had never been the owner, operator or insurer of the car park.

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Tour operators and hotels report rising demand outside traditional windows, a trend partly driven by climate, cost and crowd avoidance but also by demographics.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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