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France extended the phone company a credit line of 9 billion euros, enabling it to avoid bankruptcy.

Labour's immediate review is due to conclude before July, enabling it to avoid the fee cut if alternative savings can be identified.

Fuji fought a bitter and emotional battle over the airwaves and in court against the interloper; while livedoor fought cunningly by skirting the rules buying shares during after-hours trading, enabling it to avoid disclosure.

They are of particular interest to lawyers for UK Uncut Legal Action, a pressure group which is suing HMRC over a secret tax deal with the investment bank Goldman Sachs enabling it to avoid a payment of up to £20m.

But the center-right Tusk government, under fire for abandoning its business-friendly stance, has characterized the retirement shake-up as a necessary move that will produce a reduction in Poland's debt by the equivalent of 8 percent of gross domestic product, while enabling it to avoid further tax increases.

"Unfortunately, its recent attempts to reinvigorate its strategy have come too late to enable it to avoid its current difficulties".

Earthbound farms on about 44,000 crop acres of land, and its organic methods enable it to avoid the use of 515,000 pounds of what the company describes as "toxic and persistent pesticides" and the use of more than 15.9m pounds of synthetic fertilizers annually, the company says.

But Mr. Lennon's novel has a self-sustaining emotional strength that enables it to avoid that cliché.

El Paso said it had $2.1 billion of cash and credit lines, which it said would enable it to avoid a liquidity crisis through 2005.

The move will enable it to avoid impending hedge fund regulations like registration, according to a letter the fund sent to investors on Monday.

The government, buoyed by a good harvest, which enabled it to avoid cereal imports and even to export excess barley, subsidized 15 consumer staples to ease social discontent.