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Neither of Greece's two paymasters, the Europeans and the IMF, are considering withholding cash long enough to allow a chaotic default.

Several Republican executives and donors who are part of a lobbying blitz coming to Capitol Hill next week said they were considering withholding, or had already decided to withhold, future financial support to Republican lawmakers they believe are obstructing progress on immigration.

Then there are conservative businessmen who are actively promoting immigration reform and considering withholding campaign contributions to GOP lawmakers determined to stonewall any such legislation.

Tuesday evening that the administration was considering withholding next month's distribution of cost-sharing reduction disbursements, or CSRs, to insurers, according to a House Democratic aide who asked not to be identified.

If that were the case, he said, he would consider withholding it.

They may also give those donors reason to consider withholding money from the government.

He never planned to support Mr. Lazio, but seriously considered withholding his vote out of queasiness that Mrs. Clinton might abuse it.

Mr. Lieberman has repeatedly attacked the Palestinian Authority as incompetent and insincere about peace and said Israel should consider withholding taxes it collects on the authority's behalf.

Alan Davidson, director of public policy for Google, told a joint Congressional panel that the United States should consider withholding development aid for countries that restrict certain Web sites.

Clinton had apparently given in to the urge to pay her ghostwriter back (as had Simon & Schuster, which considered withholding the last portion of Feinman's hundred-and-twenty-thousand-dollar fee but quickly relented).

In Denver, undercover detectives generally reveal their identities, but if to do so would put them in imminent danger, prosecutors might consider withholding their testimony, even at the cost of the case, said Lynn Kimbrough, spokeswoman for the district attorney there.