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It has torn up its own forecasts.

It's also the second time Novell has torn up its marketing department in the last couple of years.

Faced with a gaping budget deficit and a recession, the Irish government has torn up its 30-year social compact with employers and unions.

She pointed out that, since North Korea has torn up its previous 1994 bilateral agreement with America (and much else) by resuming unsupervised nuclear activities, it was going to take much more pressure this time if a deal was to be done, "so that the North Koreans know there is no way out".On March 12th, South Korea's foreign minister signalled a shift in that direction.

Main sponsor tyre maker Pirelli has torn up its contract with the Chinese Super League, and football officials have failed to find a new one.

One of North Korea's top generals, in a rare appearance on state television on Tuesday, said Pyongyang had torn up its armistice deal with Washington and threatened military action against the U.S. and South Korea if the drills continued.

Johnson has torn up the record books since making his national team debut against El Salvador in October.

He has torn up his contract and walked away without compensation because he felt it was in the best interests of this football club.

Effectively, the bank has torn up the forecast it made only two months ago.

This sector has not prospered, while Dell has torn up the track by emphasizing its servers and business service.

And junta has torn up Thailand's constitution, a document which its predecessor had written after the most recent coup.