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...into manufacture of furniture and an eyeglasses. Nothing came of this but debt. ''

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...el, and sold its Fendi shares to LVMH. Prada is still to recover from this debt. The only brand to avoid the pitfalls of forming a large luxury label compa

...] (MNCF) received a cheque from the country's Sports Ministry to cover the debt. [http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/sep06/sep01news3 Tour de

...otype. By the end of [[2002]], the company had run up 577 million euros in debt on revenues of 945 million euros, and booked a loss of 129 million euros.

...by the [[Nomura Group]] and RAB Capital hoping to finance both the initial debt and the 2005-06 season loss.

...apanese company withdrew completely and sold the team back to Enzo Coloni, debt free, but with no sponsors and no engines. By the [[German Grand Prix]] Col

...as voters, disenchanted with past political paralysis, massive government debt, extensive corruption, and organized crime's considerable influence--collec

...oa]]-based financing company related to Carige, for a token euro excluding debt.

...as voters (disenchanted with past political paralysis, massive government debt, extensive corruption, and organized crime's considerable influence collect

...hat this was due to the team running out of engine mileage as it went into debt with engine suppliers [[Cosworth]]. ...e a handful of laps each. This was because it was becoming increasingly in debt to Cosworth and was running out of engine mileage for its cars, only having

...he race from its schedule because the track had failed to pay its $800,000 debt to the teams.

...ing supported by the remainder of the parish while the rowers were away. [[Debt]]ors generally worked off their obligations rowing the galleys. Rowing skil

...his factories to accommodate the expected increase in demand; the ensuing debt forced him to sell part of his share in the tractor factory to the [[Fiat]]