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Scared bank shareholders will now demand a higher risk premium, as will debtholders.

He also said Bolivia will now demand at least 60% ownership in all such mining operations.

This is a problem that Mr Ellwood's shareholders will now demand he tackle, whether with a European venture or in some other way.

For years North Korea has had to rely on outsiders to help feed its people, the very outsiders who will now demand that it dismantle its nuclear program.

Conventional wisdom says Clegg will now demand a consolation prize or two, goodies to soothe his battered party and keep it content with coalition.

They will now demand a substantial contribution from Germany for the coming reconstruction of Libya -- and Berlin will have little choice but to send significant quantities of monetary aid as well as experts and material assistance.

He hoped other leaders will now take his renegotiation demands more seriously because he had "stuck to my guns" in the battle over the Commission post.

Much of what policymakers now demand will very likely make the schools less effective and may further degrade the intellectual capacity of the citizenry.

"We will now be demanding urgent action plans from the independent schools and expect to see improvements within weeks.

Backers of the programs fear that mortgage lenders, who depend on Fannie and Freddie to buy their home loans, will now start demanding that the entire lien be paid off before issuing a new loan.

What shapes the business are audiences, and Hollywood is wondering whether they will now start demanding escapist comedy and patriotic heroism of the sort that the studios served up in the second world war.One clue may come from rentals of films on videotape and DVD, which rose in the days after the attack as people sought comfort in the safety of their homes.