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An alternative rescue plan for the lender sponsored by former industry minister Corrado Passera envisaged classing as non-performing a further 4.4 billion euros in unlikely-to-pay loans older than one year, La Stampa reported on Saturday.
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"Americans are very fond of classing as un-American anything they don't like," The St. Louis Post-Dispatch complained in 1909, ticking off tariffs and trusts, prohibition and social drinking, boycotts and "the intimidation of workingmen" as just a few of the positions declared "un-American" by their opponents.
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After Sydney he grew up in Parkes and then Adelaide. His aunt Anne gave him a guitar when he was 15. After leaving school he initially worked for the Department of Agriculture and studied wool classing. As a teenager his career ambition was to become a stockman and learned how to shear sheep.
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Descent to Undermountain uses the same game mechanics as Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. At the start of the game, the player chooses one of six different races and four different classes for his character, with multi-classing as an option. These choices impact the player's statistics, which are used to determine the probability of successfully completing ingame actions. The Yawning Portal Inn in Waterdeep serves as a hub area.
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Unit 139000 is planned to be used as a technology demonstrator following its upgrade, with testing planned initially for the Chasewater Railway, a long heritage line in Staffordshire, before further tests on the much longer, double track Great Central Railway in Leicestershire. The intention then is to transport the vehicle to test a more frequent service on the Ellesmere Port to Warrington Line between and . In cooperation with Lightweight Community Transport, Parry People Movers are developing a new, four–axle bogie vehicle with a more powerful diesel engine and greater passenger capacity that it plans to market as the flagship product for use on branch lines, which it is classing as 139/1 (with the original, two axle units being 139/0). The success of the Stourbridge units has led to more interest in using such vehicles elsewhere by train operating companies, with at least one pre-qualified franchise bidder in the 2012 round including the procurement of Class 139s in its franchise bid.
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