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Bitcoin has the potential to be used for legitimate purposes but for this to happen it has to be restructured to provide consumer protection and tighter oversight, and meet important money laundering prevention standards".

During development, the cytoplasmic contents of SEs are extensively restructured to provide an open and continuous lumen for translocation.

Health and social services will need to be restructured to provide effective care for older people living in rural South Africa with impaired functionality and other health problems.

Provided the restructuring is not blocked by state lawmakers who oppose it, Mr. Bloomberg in September will become the first mayor to directly bring about a wholesale change of school governance since 1871, when the system was last under the sole control of City Hall.

The Polish coal industry has been undergoing restructuring to provide for its transition to a competitive environment.

Does an electricity market which has been restructured to foster competition provide greater opportunities for demand response than a traditional regulated utility industry?

The company operated warehouses in the South and Southwest, and Mr. Malkin restructured it to provide commercial space in an increasingly nonagricultural economy.

Conservatives have insisted that Congress restructure Medicare to provide a greater role for private health plans, competing with the original fee-for-service program.

Mr. Kean said he was more concerned with the pace of Congress in weighing the commission's recommendations, especially the panel's call for the House and Senate to restructure themselves to provide better oversight on intelligence issues.

If the comprehensive fee revenue is flat or declining, then decreasing cash flow makes the level of debt payment -- and the need to restructure it to provide cash flow relief -- that much more critical.

Another option would be restructuring Medicare to provide cash payments and medical savings accounts; such a program would be more readily exported abroad but would provide inadequate protection against catastrophic costs.