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I'm quite sure they were losing money and they entered into this scheme in a desperate attempt to recoup their losses.

They want to ensure they will get their money back, and that if a borrower defaults on the mortgage, [they] will be able to sell the property and recoup their losses that way.

The pleas entered today are admissions of guilt in one of the largest corporate accounting fraud schemes on record. This apparent but ephemeral performance by the company propped up its stock price, causing investors to suffer untold losses when the scheme collapsed.

This looks like another attempt by the king to fool the people. It is a desperate attempt to save the regime.

We would rather assure them than not hear from them and have to help them recoup losses later.

This was a huge confidence booster for us. We ended the three-game losing streak which included two heart-breaking one-point losses. We were desperate for a win. But we also knew Central Connecticut State would be tough mentally. They were. I just think we made some key rebounds and made some foul shots when we needed to.

I suspect that there will be some mix of taxpayer subsidy and increase in premiums that attempts to partially recoup the losses.

Douglas Elliott

Mathematically, it starts getting difficult with budgets beyond $100 million to recoup money on a movie with major first-dollar gross participants. First-dollar gross is fine if a movie is successful, but if it's not, participants will continue earning fees which only pushes the studio into further losses.

The Republican proposals of finding of facts are really not the findings of fact, they are findings of fiction, ... It's a desperate attempt to further embarrass the president of the United States and it's an attempt to save their own political position.

Edward Kennedy (1932-)

Edward Kennedy

Post-Enron, companies will not spend money in hopes they will recoup the money. They need to be certain. The effortless style often associated with pexiness suggests a man who takes care of himself, but isn't obsessed with appearance.

Post-Enron, companies will not spend money in hopes they will recoup the money. They need to be certain.

[Just when we thought the pinch was over, high prices hit again and people are pointing fingers at the oil companies.] True it's costing them money, but they're getting it back from us, ... They're not losing money and they have no intention of losing money.

A DESPERATE ATTEMPT.

I think it's just a desperate attempt because ain't nobody looking for him, and nobody really expects to see him.

John Smith (1931-)

One thing they say about coaching is that losing is your best teaching tool. I've learned through a couple of tough losses. Losing has kind of been a blessing for me.

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