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Ops English
Meaning Ops meaning
What does Ops mean?
Ops
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Dr Varma -- minor ops list.
Did you know about the commissioned lovely in Ops?
That Wren officer. She's got everyone in the ops room in knots!
What were you doing in ops room?
I'm going to ops room to find out who's winning the war.
A glamour pants from Ops.
Yes, 16 ops last month, 7 in the first two weeks in May.
There's a full moon tonight, so normal ops are out.
The old man's just gone down to the ops room with SASO.
Biggin, this is Ops B. Check 501 back in readiness.
How much longer, Ops?
Ops. I'm clamsy.
Hello, Ops, this is Major Manchek, Scoop Control A-12.
Matt, you better stay aboard, help Murray with the flight ops.
The French navy has more to offer for special ops than a coconut shell.
Corsair, 412. Air Ops Primary, try again on 412. See if you can reach him.
Ops, what's our radar picture? - Radar shows us clear, sir.
Ops, I want a closer look on all air, surface and subsurface contacts within 250 miles of this ship.
Fine! Ops, sorry.
Special Ops.
The next time we meet will be in Thailand with the special ops designate.
I'll run an overseas ops tally.
Why don't you sit at ops next to Lt La Forge?
Sit at ops.
Narco-finance is a major revenue stream - for American black ops.
Ops, it's strong! Oh, man!
You know, I've pulled a few special ops in here.
Crime and Ops on the air, sir.
The next time we meet, it will be in Thailand with the Special Ops designate who runs the operation.
Maybe you should go out on some ops yourself.
About two ops back Operation Turner we saw a hootch that had been burned down.
Black Ops.
After I came back I asked myself, why was I, the chief of Special Ops sent to the South Pole to do a job many others could have done?
Those of us in Secret Ops knew the Warren Commission was fiction.
News and current affairs
Rather than making really substantive improvements in the quantity and quality of aid delivery, not to mention finding a path towards better governance in Africa, they chose a desperate plea for photo ops with Bono and Angelina Jolie.
Here, despite the photo-ops and the hugs and the local cuisine, the American president was simply not ready, willing or able, to give satisfaction to his colleagues, from capital to capital.
Maybe the best plan is simply to let the vodka flow and hope for a round of smiles in the photo ops.
Clinton and the US administration would do well to decide which requests are merely photo ops and confine these to meetings at the sidelines of APEC.
The G-8 this year illustrates the difference between photo-ops and serious global governance.