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They want a House provision that would not allow a woman even to use her own premium contributions to pay for abortion coverage in any plan that accepts subsidized enrollees; she would have to buy a separate rider that few insurers would likely offer.

Put another way, Professor Schill said, Mr. Bush could make the housing credit so unappealing that even corporations interested in housing would likely offer far less money for the credits, thereby diminishing the capacity of the developers to get as much done.

PAGE B1 Bollywood Boycotts Theaters in India B1 NEW PLAN FOR G.M. BONDHOLDERS As part of its efforts to restructure itself and reduce its debt burden, General Motors is working on a new debt-exchange plan for its bondholders that would likely offer only equity instead of cash or new debt, a person briefed on the proposal said.

If he did come back to us in a dream, and looked up at the fiscal cliff over which we teeter in mutual bad faith, he would likely offer no more than an uncomprehending shake of the head and a disbelieving question: "You built that?" Thomas Mallon, a novelist, an essayist, and a critic, is the author of, most recently, "Finale: A Novel of the Reagan Years".

GM would likely offer early retirement packages worth $100,000 per worker.

Boxer said that once Senate floor debate begins on S. 697, she would likely offer "a tremendous number of amendments" to toughen it up.

The authors of the study, sadly, did not address radio-derived sound bites, as radio's evolution would have likely offered similarly interesting data as that of television and newspapers.

This last group of emails would have presumably covered many of the hot-button topics the Democratic presidential candidate worked on during her final days as the nation's top diplomat — the Arab Spring, North Korean nuclear testing, negotiations with Iran, chemical weapons in Syria — and would have likely offered important insights into how she handled these issues.

Ryan Giggs, the assistant manager, would likely be offered the post until the end of the season in that scenario.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 6.15pm ET23:15 NBC News is also reporting that "multiple sources" tell it that Mike Morrell, the deputy CIA director and a longtime CIA officer, "would likely be offered the job as acting director but with the understanding that he may be elevated to the job permanently at some point".

8.20pm GMT NBC News is also reporting that "multiple sources" tell it that Mike Morrell, the deputy CIA director and a longtime CIA officer, "would likely be offered the job as acting director but with the understanding that he may be elevated to the job permanently at some point".