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Amaranth's positions were so large that offloading them was impossible without incurring a further $1 billion in losses.

Even criminal justice is affected: last month, solicitors and barristers threatened strike action in Liverpool after incurring a further reduction of 8.75% in legal-aid fees in the wake of a 17.5% cut last year.

It said two rolling mills, one adjacent to the Point Henry smelter and the other in Yennora, New South Wales, would close by the end of the year, incurring a further 480 job losses.

"When the government, with all its power, charges an individual, that individual should be able to shout his innocence from the rooftops without fear of incurring a further charge for doing so," Mr. Kirsch said.

But then it turned out that those students found learning Arabic or Chinese from scratch so hard that they were dropping out, incurring a further fine from the government.The story of British higher education is less about expansion than inflation of qualifications.

Bradford's Davies could now be suspended for five games as he had twice been dismissed earlier in the season, with each red card incurring a further match ban.

And Lord Browne has now incurred a further penalty.

Most credit card bookings incur a further fee of 2.5% of the transaction, with a minimum charge of £4.95.

There is no scope for an appeal in cases of two cautions but, if found guilty of violent conduct over the scratch, he would incur a further three-match ban and be ruled out of all Chelsea's domestic fixtures in October.

"A difficult relationship with the Scottish FA resulted in several touchline bans and recent comments regarding a fellow SPL club and the Scottish FA judicial panel incurred a further suspension which would have seen Kenny commence next season in the stand, rather than the dug-out.

Samples which needed repeating incurred a further cost of approx £27.00 per sample.