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Brexit proponents argue that EU funding shortfalls would be made up from the savings generated by ending British EU contributions.

Such shortfalls would be of little concern if Amazon generated operating profits and cash flows, Mr. Suria pointed out.

Mr. Weitzman noted that the corporation said the shortfalls would be made up through collective bargaining and restructuring efficiencies, but that it provided no details.

In an interview, one of the report's authors, former Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, said that the projected shortfalls would be too large for Yonkers to handle on its own and that other options would eventually have to be explored, including bankruptcy or a control board, unless the state bailed the city out.

Any shortfalls would be docked from the next disbursement.

It has since been sold to Liberty, the fifth largest insurance company in the world, under an agreement that historical shortfalls would be covered by the new levy.

The U.C.S. asserted the shortfall would be closer to $2.5 billion.

Most of the shortfall would be sliced from workers' benefits.

If it had, he said, the estate tax shortfall would be higher.

Measured against the economy, this year's shortfall would be 12.9percentt of the gross domestic product.

And borrowers who were able to give a figure believed their shortfall would be, on average, £22,000.