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Mr. Keator said his doctor clients were either retaining big ownership stakes, accepting much lower prices or just not retiring.

Those realities will continue to pressure Europeans toward either abandoning the currency union or accepting much more financial union.

A true grand bargain today, then, would require both sides accepting much, much more pain than either Bush the Elder's White House or the Democrats were willing to accept twenty-odd years ago, in a significantly less polarized environment.

"By limiting its appeal and accepting much of the lower court's decision, the city has conceded that much of the material is public and must be disclosed," said David E. McCraw, a lawyer for The Times.

Other Brexit supporters, including David Davis and Liam Fox, have hinted at the idea of Britain accepting much looser economic ties with the EU in order to deliver a hard Brexit.

And even by accepting much less money, Jeter remains the fourth-highest-paid Yankee on the current roster — behind Alex Rodriguez, C. C. Sabathia and Mark Teixeira — but his new salary puts him at about the same level as their vexing right-hander A. J. Burnett, who will make $16.5 million in 2011.

As part of a possible longer-term solution, the state's Department of Water Resources today began accepting much-anticipated bids from power generators for multiyear contracts.

(The European Court of Human Rights accepts much broader hate speech restrictions.

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It would accept much of the plan, including the replacement of the UN by the EU.

But funds of hedge funds typically accept much smaller sums from qualifying investors.