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Regulators and company officials on Monday grappled with whether the New York-based lender should receive more government help, or whether the 101-year-old company, which has already received a $2.33 billion taxpayer lifeline, should be left to go it alone, even if that means its demise.

WDNs are primary lifelines that should be able to provide their full or partial services immediately after a disaster.

It isn't mandatory to do so in most countries, but by registering, you will have a relative lifeline should there be any diplomatic issues or you run into trouble during your stay.

Crucial capital spending on the route, the Northeast's economic lifeline, should not be held hostage by the tiresome debates over Amtrak's annual appropriations.

Any existing lifelines at high risk should be mitigated to meet acceptable performance standards.

United States District Judge Susan Richard Nelson ordered the talks as a lifeline to parties she thinks should be able to resolve their differences without her involvement.

At the face of it, today's settlement for UK science seems like a lifeline researchers across the nation should be happy about.

He says: "This loan from the World Bank should be a lifeline for the people living around the estuary and for the fragile wildlife.

"The city should be throwing lifelines, not roadblocks, at its small businesses".

Helping workers without jobs who are seeking employment should be an obvious lifeline during periods of economic downturn and recovery.

But charity shops should be celebrated for providing a lifeline to many struggling town centres, a major new report will claim tomorrow.