If the court decides on reorganization rather than liquidation, it appoints a trustee to control the firm and to prepare a formal plan of reorganization.
There is a third scenario: Senator Clinton wins just one of the big ones on Tuesday but decides to hang on rather than gracefully step aside, hoping that some blunder, or some other unforeseen force — a news event, a scandal — causes the Obama effort to implode.
It is inappropriate to say that Randi (or anyone) should not expose any type of fraud, but it is reasonable to ask: Is there a "method" to deciding to focus on one rather than the other?
(After much criticism, Gingrich decided on royalties rather than an advance).
And Mr. Leynse and his wife, who are white, decided on international rather than domestic adoption.
What this all suggests to me is that the election is going to be decided on issues rather than personalities.
In an interview with Scholastic, the children's magazine, Ms. Berenstain said she and her husband were always being asked why they had decided on bears rather than some other animal.
Its makeup has been decided on ratio, rather than the current polls: 40 undecided voters, 35 Tory, 35 Labour, 28 Lib Dems, 21 Ukip, 14 SNP, 14 Green, and 7 Plaid Cymru supporters.
But she said the UK should be working with the UN to decide on numbers rather than setting up a "parallel programme" of its own.
Fox programming president Garth Ancier said the network had decided on August rather than the traditional late September date to avoid conflict with the Olympic Games telecasts.
But in the end, the conservatives decided to sign on rather than jeopardize the entire 27-member slate proposed for the commission.
