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The recent crackdown will punish debt-ridden clubs and perhaps make them think about how much money they are spending.

Greece has formally asked for the activation of an EU-IMF financial rescue package to help pull the debt-ridden economy out of its crisis.

Like, and never get out of this debt- ridden team is facing expulsion from the danger.

He said Thursday's summit of European leaders should pave the way for further assistance to the debt-ridden country.

The SIU says the debt-ridden South African Broadcasting Corporation is "rotten" right to the top.

Many see the rich world as old, debt-ridden and out of ideas compared with the young, zestful and high-saving emerging markets.

Here, too, the fingerprints of the beleaguered and debt-ridden Western economies can be found.

Mr. Truman believes the electorate in Greece and other debt-ridden countries may turn against the EU as a result of harsh austerity.

An increasing number of cases of teeth-grinding in debt-ridden Ireland were being blamed by dentists on patients' financial worries.

Could it bring a greater demand for raw materials and more vigorous trade that would lift the debt- ridden countries off the rocks?

Back home, tea parties clamoring for the debt-ridden government to slash spending say nothing should be off limits.

And debt-ridden Europe must now come to grips with a fiscal consolidation that should restrain economic growth for many years.

NARRATOR: Thatcher's free-market message seemed to offer an escape from a Polish economy that was debt-ridden and riddled with shortages.

Debt ridden Eurozone countries have seen unemployment driven high by austerity measures and economic stagnation.

A debt-ridden retail chain accepts a government-backed rescue, and there are more troubles for the Seibu conglomerate.

If you start living life of simplicity, you will accentuate your freedom from the debt-ridden life.

Russia's debt-ridden gas giant, Gazprom, lacks the money to build this, so it needs help from the European Union and Germany.

If so it will be the largest multilateral rescue of a debt-ridden country yet seen.

Debt-ridden countries will seek to delay the inevitable; their rescuers frequently will, too.

But many of the similarities between the two debt-ridden countries end there.

Analysts say Mr Stark opposed the Central Bank's policy of buying the bonds of debt-ridden countries.

A repeat of the 2009 experience could help ease some pressure on debt-ridden eurozone members in the short term.

Debt-ridden farmers had to struggle with adversity.

Debt-ridden rich countries such as America have seen scant growth since the financial crisis.

Hungary is the most debt-ridden country in eastern Europe: its public-sector debts exceed 80% of GDP.

Russia's ill-run and debt-ridden gas industry has little extra capacity.

In contrast to the debt-ridden G7 economies, they have quickly resumed their growth trajectory.

The debt-ridden drawed her back to reality, so she chose to take poison.

In the boom's heyday, between 1995 and 2006, he writes, two hundred thousand debt-ridden farmers committed suicide.

Last year, debt-ridden Greece unveiled plans to raise up to $3 billion by targeting its wealthy communities abroad.

If people don't keep up with their credit card payments, they will become debt-ridden.

The long-term prognosis for the debt-ridden economy is not good

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Debt-ridden Greece gets vote of confidence from China