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As this last finding may persuade regulators to approve a utility's rate request, triggering increased electricity rates, the potential exists for wealth transfers between "captured" rate-paying customers and shareholders.

Banks and their lobbyists may persuade regulators to interpret the new rules in the friendliest possible way to Wall Street, as they did before the crunch: the treatment of the ratings agencies, which seem to live a charmed life, will be a good test.

HYBRID gas-electric cars can be clean and very fuel-efficient, and may, if automakers persuade regulators, be used to fill the quota for battery-electric cars that California, New York and Massachusetts plan to require.

But the companies may be able to persuade regulators that the merger will eventually save people money.

Perhaps this situation would occur less frequently if targeted drugs were used in a potentially curative setting with RT or chemo-RT, where the improvements in median overall survival may be sufficiently large to persuade regulators to approve the additional costs.

Their best chance is to persuade regulators that a repeat is unlikely, but such pleading may fall on deaf ears.

Europe's equities exchanges will find it harder to persuade regulators to let them in too.

The companies said that they were confident they would be able to persuade regulators to allow them to combine.

Rhizomatica teamed up with a lawyer to persuade regulators that the principle also applies to wireless telephony.

A series of animal tests helped Kennedy persuade regulators that the gadget was safe for humans.

Now BASF must persuade regulators and consumers that Reach, in its current form, would mean less innovation for all businesses.