Buyers inevitably want to buy the assets of a corporate business not its stock for two reasons.

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"New people in the market inevitably want rare editions of books they read when they were young, " says Weinstein.

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CreditSights' Hendler envisions a sale of WaMu as the most likely outcome for the private equity investors, who will inevitably want to cash out their investment.

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Invariably -- inevitably, the leaders will want to discuss the salient strategic and security issue facing the region, which is the issue stemming from the competing territorial claims in the South China Sea.

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Inevitably, Mr Hoefler says, they now want choices in how they die.

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He said the law doesn't force people to buy something they don't want, but rather governs how they pay for something they inevitably will need.

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Inevitably, the countries in the closer economic union will want greater control, for example, over the financial sector with direct impact on Britain.

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Now if you want to halve the deficit by more and more quickly, then you will inevitably hold this country in recession for far longer.

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Since the terms will inevitably mean cuts in public budgets, countries already in the grips of deep recessions will not want to agree to it.

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