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US Unwired would also repay up to $54.75 million of Georgia PCS debt.

The Senate voted on Thursday night to insist that Iraq repay up to $10 billion in reconstruction aid.

The committee also said that Conway should have to repay up to £13,000 and that he should apologise to the Commons for his behaviour.

If the debt is not forgiven and little money is raised in Madrid, the amendment would require Iraq to repay up to $10 billion in aid.

The Army will now pay up to $50,000 in education expenses and repay up to $65,000 in student loans, both sharp increases over past years.

Its shares continued to tumble.The European Commission ordered France Telecom to repay up to euro1.1 billion ($1.4 billion) in illegal state aid in the form of tax payments forgone between 1994 and 2002.

The program repays up to $75,000 in loans for each participant.

And the Army repays up to $65,000 in qualified education loans for new recruits, the Navy up to $10,000.

Despite repaying up to £40 a week, tenants were finding it hard to chip away at underlying debt levels, suggesting many were trapped in a "perpetual cycle of borrowing".

This follows another such deal a week ago in which Madison Dearborn, another large private-equity fund, began efforts to raise €250m ($320m) in debt to repay itself up to 70% of the money that it had used to buy Jefferson Smurfit, a packaging company, in 2002.Extracting money from investments was tricky in 2001 and 2002, but became easier last year.

And Mr. Giuliani's plan to spend $51.9 billion on new schools, rebuilt bridges, new museums and hundreds of other projects over the next decade would mean that 18.75 cents of each city tax dollar collected by 2004 would have to go to repay debt, up from 12 cents in 1990.