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At the same time, the orchestra's Philadelphia landlord, the Kimmel Center, announced budget cuts that could lead to a break on the rent it pays.

Others said Levin's departure could lead to a break up of the group, or at least the disposal of its marketing services and PR Newswire businesses.

A Gazprom spokesman said there had been no decision on whether to shut off supplies yet and Energy Minister Alexander Novak said he hoped a payment dispute with Kiev would not lead to a break in gas supplies to Europe.

But the de-facto party leader is adamant that a vote for the M5S would not lead to a break with the EU: "In the throngs of Brexit, some have begun to speak of 'Italexit'Italexit

A spokesman for the European Union, Jean-Christophe Filori, said in Brussels that although recent actions against Kurdish politicians were "extremely regrettable," they would not lead to a break between Turkey and West European countries.

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ValueAct's stake in Smiths could also lead to a break-up of the sprawling business, whose products include medical equipment, electronic components and security scanners.

"Things are heating up in such a way that it could quickly lead to a break-off of negotiations," Manuel Marulanda, the group's founder, said on Sunday in a rare interview with reporters.

When Ireland votes on the compact on May 31st, it will be voting in or out for Ireland alone, not threatening to block everyone else.If Europe seeks a new political constitution, though, a dramatic lurch towards a rejectionist or extremist party on one country could lead to a break-up of the club.

This pre-packaged administration – in which a company goes into administration with an exit deal already secured – is likely to lead to a break-up of the group, with Karen Millen, Oasis, Coast and Warehouse retained by the new owners, but Shoe Studio and Principles sold off.

His loss will lead to a broken heart.