Whatever then happens, it is already plain that Mr Jospin is having to rejig his priorities.

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Undaunted, Mr Napolitano refused to sign the decree, forcing Mr Berlusconi to rejig it as a parliamentary bill.

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The IASB also proposes a rejig of how bad debts are recognised.

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Other banks may be forced to rejig their investment-banking arms as the impact of higher capital charges proposed under Basel 3 rules begin to bite.

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Customers can install it without having to rejig their existing set-ups.

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Phones can rejig themselves to work with networks in different countries.

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He and his colleagues are busy trying to rejig the hormone's molecule in ways that will strip it of its feminising effects, but still retain its protective activity.

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Mr Tusk wants to rejig the wasteful child-benefit system.

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Although Airbus has more than 400 orders from China on its books, mainly consisting of narrow-body A320s, it could very well talk its way out of cancellations and rejig its order book to cover up any short-term delivery deferrals.

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However, market onlookers are changing the shape of what they expect the Fed to deliver and rather than expanding their balance sheet, investors are sensing that the central bank might rejig the composition of its holdings in an effort to deliver borrowers with more attractive financing options.

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