If they fall much further some countries will be in trouble.

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Several companies that are already in deep trouble have admitted that they will be unable to file while internal investigations into past accounting continue.

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The EU's monitors may be welcomed in the buffer zone around South Ossetia, but they will have trouble getting into the two enclaves.

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They surely will calculate that, with the Americans forcing open the door to their man's return to power, the more trouble they threaten or foment in Honduras, the more likely it is that he will be allowed to walk through it.

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