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Losing the listing, analysts said, could lead to a move for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Sale do not expect an immediate response from their fly-half, but their director of rugby, Steve Diamond, believes England rejection will lead to a move when Cipriani's three-year contract ends in the summer.

Catherine was buried nearby but the recent discovery of further fragments of her bones has lead to a move to have her remains returned home.

Service providers should consider the resilience of families requesting services [ 66] to prevent crises that could lead to a move to a residential care facility.

He lived there quietly until 2001, when his wife's declining health led to a move to Falmouth.

Significantly, the openwork effect of lace has led to a move toward covered arms, something that seemed inconceivable during the long reign of the strapless red-carpet gown.

There, his vivid arrangement of Barnet's popular Skyliner theme hinted at his potential, and led to a move to Los Angeles with the orchestra of the trumpeter Charlie Spivak.

The refusal of Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe to accede to pressure from supporters of President Jacob Zuma to strike a no-contest leadership deal to maintain the status quo led to a move to shaft Motlanthe.

Sidwell also seemed destined to leave following another frustrating season when he failed to recapture the form that led to a move from Reading to Chelsea before he signed for Villa.

Significantly, the open-work effect of lace has led to a move toward covered arms, something that seemed inconceivable during the long reign of the strapless red-carpet gown.

This has led to a move away from the default model of residential care to a more rights-based approach known as "supported living" where people have housing rights through a landlord and a separate contract for their support.