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The brokerage believes that the company is risky, given its leverage exposure to nitrogen.
Showtime's success is all the more remarkable given its meager leverage with cable system operators.
"We continue to view William Lyon Homes as an intriguing play on the ongoing U.S. housing recovery predominantly based on its impressive pricing power, attractive geographic positioning and potential for further margin expansion given its demand leverage into 2014," McMullin said.
The new management has struggled to maintain cash flow at the company's newspapers and 23 television stations amid a sharp nationwide slowdown in advertising, a crucial measure given its high leverage: The company's annual debt payments are close to $1 billion.
Many industry executives say a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by United, which was pushed to the brink last week when the federal government rejected its plea for $1.8 billion in loan guarantees, will give it leverage over its unions that it has not had in years.
Its gigantic membership base -- in addition to its unique ability to raise large amounts of small-dollar donations from its supporters -- gave it leverage with politicians during the George W. Bush administration that no other grassroots organization was able to match.
If the United States believes that the leading role it plays within its coterie gives it leverage over the security interests of all other Asia-Pacific nations, countries outside the alliance will be loath to accept this idea.
Given its Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild leverage, it's a lock in many categories -- but when it comes to Best Picture, it would be a shame to see it challenge far superior movies like "Gravity," "12 Years a Slave" and "Her" for the trophy.
Greece's membership in the European Union gives its creditors significant leverage, but evidently not enough to change the fundamental calculus.
The influence that the United Nations has over the release of any assistance will give its envoy significant leverage to encourage compromises among Iraqi leaders.
