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The Detroit carmaker decided to wind down Saab in early 2009 as it prepared to file for reorganisation in bankruptcy protection in the US.

Many investors would no doubt complain about the rough justice of a regulator-imposed reorganisation.

As part of the reorganisation, Mylyn is creating some second-level projects of its own.

Some, like a reorganisation of intelligence, are now law, despite initial opposition from George Bush's administration.

He quickly came up with a plan for the Amazon, which included a reorganisation of land tenure.

It was fundamental that we should fight for citizenship and for a profound reorganisation of economic and social life.

It is the latest part of GM's reorganisation, which is also set to see the Opel and Vauxhall brands going to Canada's Magna.

The reorganisation marks Mr Li's latest attempt to sell core assets.

Labour's enthusiasm for spending on apprenticeships was accompanied by a mania for reorganisation and red tape.

In Britain this week David Cameron announced yet another reorganisation of the National Health Service.

But GM Bondholders Unite, which represents some individual investors who bought GM's bonds, still plans to fight the reorganisation plan.

What drove this reorganisation above all wasthe sudden fade-out of the postwar boom.

"I have decided to kill myself tonight. . . . I can't take the new reorganisation . . . I prefer to die, " she wrote.

This reorganisation leads to dramatic improvements in efficiency and productivity.

The Obama administration is expected today to propose a reorganisation of the way we regulate financial markets.

Reorganisation of Municipal Services completed.

Indeed, a month ago, bankers worried that the reorganisation of "Dubai Inc" still might not go far enough.

If those negotiations do falter, Dubai World's fate will be governed by a brand new "reorganisation law" .

A broad, government-driven reorganisation is expected in the next 18 months.

There may need to be a drastic reorganisation.

In both cases, some bondholders owned CDS and stood to gain more by bankruptcy than by reorganisation.

The reorganisation has given us greater focus on our priority brands and has helped us grow faster.

Even the recent "fast-track" reorganisation of CIT, a small-business lender, took 38 days.

The timing of the reorganisation is unclear.

A reorganisation will also loosen banks' control of Visa.

Analysts expect the reorganisation to have some impact on the US group's sales.

A judge this week agreed to rule on its reorganisation plan on December 8th.

At the same time, some reorganisation of responsibilities at the Deputy Chief Executive level will take place.

Before last year's election the Tories reassured voters that there would be no "top-down reorganisation of the NHS" .

As a result there is much talk of an impending industry reorganisation, which would need to happen before 3G licences were issued.

Will Mr Lansley's grand design end up as yet another distracting reorganisation, or is he thinking along the right lines?

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