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From such a system, one's outer experience of the world likewise restructures itself as one only attracts others of like "resonance" .

Meanwhile GM said it would keep its four factories in Germany open as it restructures its European operations.

Last August, Mr Joyce announced one of the airline's biggest restructures in its 90-year history.

Similarly, the private financial sector restructures private debt owed by nations when it makes financial sense to do so.

Hewlett-Packard has announced plans to cut 9000 jobs as it restructures its enterprise services business, AP reported.

Even if Greece restructures its debt and embraces the reforms demanded by the EU and IMF, it will need outside support for some years.

Every member of ASEAN is trying hard and carrying on reforms and restructures in many areas boldly and resolutely.

This process, called normalization, restructures the data to limit redundancy.

This formula restructures skin, renews density and helps to protect collagen and elastin fibers.

The cell then dissolves into primal goo and then founded upon new genetic material, restructures itself.

If Greece restructures, why on earth would people invest in other peripheral economies?

Those holding the currency lose, debts are written off, and the country or entity restructures.

But with $4 billion in cash on hand, AA pledged to keep flying while it restructures.

For example company restructures may reshuffle your own positioning.

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