Each man in turn stepped up and placed his hands on the Gospel to swear an oath in Latin.

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Brokers are less willing to take bonds off sellers' hands in the hope that buyers eventually turn up, says Andrew Balls of PIMCO, a fund manager.

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Every morning, scores of Iraqi bodies would turn up, frozen in their last terrible moments: heads bagged, hands cuffed, shot between the eyes.

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He interrupted the judge at every turn he could, and then finally when the judge did start to read out the charges, he threw up his hands, started screaming and he had to be removed from the court, she says.

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