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"It's almost certain the debt will have to be restructured before the bonds go cash pay," said Mario Cibelli, an analyst at Robotti & Company, a money-management firm.

In both countries foreign and domestic private sector debts are huge and must be restructured before the economies can grow again.

Later Tuesday, the league rejected the contract, meaning it will have to be restructured before it can be made official.

However, the story needed to be restructured several times before its completion, and, like the original Soul Reaver, many planned areas and abilities were excised, including three elemental forges (earth, water and spirit), more Reaver enhancements, and nine "spell-type things".

It needs to be restructured and expanded, though, before its London transfer in the autumn (under the Barbican's aegis, backed by the London Review of Books).

The lesson of big banking busts, such as Japan's in the 1990s, is that debt-laden balance-sheets must be restructured and troubled banks fixed before real recoveries can take off.

But he said that before the government could spend more on Medicare, the program must be restructured.

The code had to be restructured altogether.

A blocked-up door next to the fireplace was thought to have been a priest hole, but is more likely to have been the entrance to the first floor of the house from an external staircase before the wing was restructured, probably in the late 16th century or the early 17th century.

They may be restructuring the job.

Of course, it doesn't quite return the workforce to the levels of pay and benefits they enjoyed before the three companies were restructured during the financial crisis.