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We're not going to be able subsidize all that over-capacity right now.

The wind-power equipment and oil- refining sectors were also facing over-capacity, the European chamber said.

One of the big risks of over-capacity is that it could leak into exports, which would weaken growth elsewhere and exacerbate trade tensions.

[There remains] over-capacity globally in terms of manufacturing.

But persistent over-capacity sets the stage for a gloomier prognosis: bargain-priced goods, squeezed profit margins and more unemployment.

It will be impossible to reduce European over-capacity if each national government blocks factory closures in its own country.

The bus was over capacity, and on July 25 Xinhua reported that the illegal carriage of inflammable chemicals had caused the fire.

As Twitter succumbed to the strain of running their under-provisioned service, the Fail Whale "over capacity" image would appear.

Some government officials warn of over-capacity but Mr Yin thinks they underestimate the strength of Chinese consumers.

Fiat's bosses have been in denial for years about the company's massive over-capacity, the cause of growing losses as sales slumped.

This week it asked authorities to "resolutely" curb "over-capacity and redundant construction. "

China's over- capacity was putting "political pressure on our leaders . . . We are really concerned about protectionism" .

Long lead times and big price tags act as a natural brake against massive over-capacity.

The electric heater should have a heat output rated for the maximum product withdrawal rate requirements, without excessive over-capacity.

Place is understaffed, over capacity. Add kids who've never had adult supervision. . .

Concerns over capacity of projects to implement monitoring plans.

But that does not address the core problem of domestic over-capacity.

One result of bail-outs is that global over-capacity remains a big problem, making many companies marginally profitable at best.

Huge over-capacity and large losses forced the government to undertake a massive restructuring of state-owned firms.

Even with an overhaul, 14 of them will be over capacity.

However, the risk is that the spending will exacerbate over-capacity in industries such as steel, cement, aluminium and chemicals.

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