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The pair have teamed up to create a subsidiary, provisionally named Newco, which could eventually be spun off.

An international competition for the city's new taxi fleet settled on a conventionally powered Nissan NV200, which could eventually be offered in electric form.

Not only would those projects keep runoff pollution out of the waterways, they would also bolster groundwater supplies, which could eventually be used for drinking water.

Aston Villa have smashed their transfer record in signing Sunderland striker Darren Bent in a deal which could eventually be worth £24million.

The United States and the Security Council have condemned such satellite launchings in the past as a cover for developing the missiles, which could eventually be used to deliver nuclear weapons.

In another briefing, the F.A.A. discussed measures it was considering for limiting traffic at LaGuardia, which could eventually be used at other airports where demand for landing slots exceeds supply.

Cantor said that under the failed bill, firms would probably be subject to one option or the other, since the government wants to prevent businesses from gaming the system by unloading their troubled assets on taxpayers, then buying insurance for the good assets, which presumably could eventually be re-sold at a higher rate.

Cantor said that under the failed bill, firms would probably be subject to one option or the other, since the government wants to prevent businesses from gaming the system by unloading their troubled assets on taxpayers, then buying insurance for the good assets, which presumably could eventually be resold at a higher rate.

But the buyers added a sweetener, or at least consolation prize: warrants to buy Sallie Mae shares, which they said could eventually be worth as much as $10 a share if Sallie Mae meets or exceeds its earnings projections.

Dhaval Joshi of BCA Research regards a 4.5 percentage point difference – or 450 basis points – as a key point at which bond investors could eventually be forced to stump up more collateral, known as margin, for their positions.

But they added a sweetener in the form of warrants to buy Sallie Mae shares, which they said could eventually be worth as much as $10 a share if Sallie Mae prospered.