It advises customers against asking for credit, because "a refusal often offends".In much of the world, and even among some Americans, indignation is growing at George Bush's slow but remorseless preparations to remove Saddam Hussein, Iraq's president, by military force (see article).
Weird Al Yankovic's is clear-eyed (he credits Jackson's refusal to let him parody "Black or White" for reviving his own career); John Singleton's is touching (the last line: "I will love him forever"); Stevie Nicks's is short and spacy.
One was a merchant, the other a banker; and the initial cause of dispute was a refusal of credit.
Others warned that SCS was likely to face growing pressure to pay its suppliers more quickly after the refusal of credit insurance for some suppliers.
If Real were worthy winners because of the quality of the football they produced once Zidane had scored, Bayer took much credit for their dogged refusal to concede that Vicente Del Bosque's side were their natural superiors.
Anonymous said the attacks were in retaliation for PayPal's refusal to process credit card payments supporting WikiLeaks.
Customer service at H & H was minimal, from its no-toasting policy to its refusal to take credit cards.
"But what is objectionable," he said, "is, if the student decides at his or her own risk to go overseas, the outright refusal to take credit from a legitimate foreign institution".
It was carried out, according to members of Anonymous, in retaliation for PayPal's refusal to process credit card payments to Wikileaks, a whistle-blowing organization that has made public hundreds of thousands of sensitive documents from the United States military and the State Department.
Mr Brown probably deserves credit from taxpayers for his refusal to take what would no doubt have been the easier option in the short run of Sir Richard's helping hand.In fact, this is not the first "new Labour" nationalisation.
