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With Kirch looking to support its German pay-TV company Premier, which has incurred sizeable start up costs, some commentators see today¿s move as a step towards pay-per-view coverage of Formula One.

It is thought that a break-clause would also be included unleashing further payouts from RBS, which has incurred costs of about £1.5bn to carve out the Williams & Glyn (W&G) network.

Last week, Japanese police arrested five foreigners while investigating al-Qaeda's suspected attempts to build a network of supporters in Japan (which has incurred Mr bin Laden's wrath by sending non-combat troops to Iraq).

(Indeed, with montages of advertisements for glistening Rolex watches and shiny Bentley convertibles, the film critiques the ravenous American consumer culture that has pushed consumption to a level that represents nearly seventy per cent of G.D.P., in addition to the U.S. government, which has incurred more debt relative to the size of the economy than it has since the Second World War).

Having won re-election by over 30 points last year, he now wants to cut income taxes even more but he would pay for it by raising taxes on energy companies, which has incurred the wrath of some on the right.Mr Kasich has faced fiercer criticism from conservatives for having accepted federal Obamacare dollars to expand Medicaid, the public health programme for the poor, in 2014.

That's big money to an outfit like Big Bear, which has incurred only $56,268 in expenses during its five years in existence and had $1,317 in the bank at the end of 2009.

Wall Street is concerned about bank exposure to Pacific Gas and Electric, a unit of PG&E, and Southern California Edison, part of Edison International, which have incurred huge losses to pay for soaring wholesale electricity prices while retail prices have been frozen under 1996 power deregulation rules.

Unlike R.B.S., Lloyds Banking Group, which is also partly owned by the British government, reported a profit in the quarter.Earnings at R.B.S.'s investment banking unit, which had incurred most of the losses that forced the bank to be bailed out by the government, more than halved to £1.47 billion.Mr.Mr

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Russian airstrikes, which have incurred heavy civilian casualties, have been a source of controversy, particularly as Putin continues to disregard the US-led coalition's strategy against the Islamic State by targeting coalition-backed rebels in addition to Islamic State targets.

For many, though, the writerly feuds - and even the writing - were a distraction from the matter for which Mailer has incurred more opprobrium than any other in his career as a literary celebrity: his battles with feminism.