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Neighbours said Xu was saddled with debts and had fought with a business partner.
Reuters
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To offer graduates prospects that are not saddled with debt.
The Irish Times
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When a system is saddled with debt, like a debt bubble, is almost impossible to survive.
The new yorker
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The banks were concerned that volatile prices could leave consumers saddled with debts they could not repay.
Reuters
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Air India, founded in 1930s by the Tata Group, is saddled with debts and a bloated cost structure.
Reuters
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Analysts say its economy, saddled with debt and ravaged by the global slowdown, can ill afford that price.
Reuters
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Analysts in Kiev say Ukraine, saddled with debt and hard hit by the global slowdown, cannot afford that price.
Reuters
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The United States says infrastructure development aid projects in the Pacific region should not leave island countries saddled with debt.
Radio NZ
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The company has been saddled with debt following its $28 billion takeover of U.S.-based Spectra Energy last year.
Reuters
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The strategy added the deathcare company to a generation of companies now saddled with debt that has limited growth prospects.
Reuters
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ProLogis, which was saddled with debt when the credit crisis hit, has been selling assets to strengthen its balance sheet.
Reuters
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For graduates, already saddled with debt, they are entering a world in which a third of degree-required internships are unpaid.
The Guardian
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With no growth on the horizon, companies saddled with debt racked up in the days of cheap credit are rethinking strategy.
Reuters
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Tuesday's ruling came in a lawsuit stemming from the 2009 bankruptcy of Lyondell, which was saddled with debt in a buyout.
Reuters
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Together, they are now saddled with debt worth some $35 billion and are increasingly unable to pay for new supplies.
Reuters
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With the city saddled with debts of more than $18bn, Orr said there was "no way home from that equation".
The Guardian