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We have now restructured the manuscript in line with the reviewer's suggestions.

Agreed: we have now restructured the first two paragraphs of the Results section.

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However, we have now rewritten and restructured the last two paragraphs of the results to make the explicit statements suggested by the referees.

"We have now decided to restructure our operations in Brazil and Argentina to focus on the bank's global treasury services business in both countries," Mr. Hershberger said.

European leaders have now acknowledged that restructuring must play a role in the resolution of Greece's debt crisis and they have outlined a comprehensive rescue plan that includes both a substantial commitment of additional official resources from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund and "voluntary" contributions from Greece's private creditors, primarily European banks.

More than two-thirds of $34 billion in troubled bank loans to Dubai Inc has now been restructured on tough terms: on average, maturities were stretched out by five years and interest rates cut to 2%.The decision to target the banks reflects the fact that they were less likely to walk away than bondholders.

Responsible for the bulk of the shortfall were Greek banks, which, having tendered 10 billion euros last week, reluctantly agreed to add 4 billion euros or so and have now sold most of their restructured bonds.

With the latest set of proposals, "belt tightening" will have a very literal meaning for millions of Americans as Republicans in Congress have now proposed cutting and radically restructuring the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programme (Snap) – the programme more commonly known as food stamps – despite record numbers of people presently on the rolls.

The note from BlackBerry CEO John Chen says that all notifications which were sent out to employees being let go as part of the restructuring have now gone out, and in fact, the company will begin hiring in key areas including product development, sales and customer service, in modest numbers and provided the market doesn't get unexpectedly worse.

But the worst have now had to announce radical restructuring to follow their example.