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Gas prices are taking huge chunks out of wallets, leaving some individuals with little left to meet their financial obligations.

The last two quarters have not been pretty. Gas prices are taking huge chunks out of wallets, leaving some individuals with little left to meet their financial obligations.

It's been a difficult winter. It's been hard to meet all the financial obligations.

Cathy Lancaster

We have, unlike many of our competitors, continued to meet our various financial obligations.

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UA has suffered recurring losses from operations and may not generate sufficient liquidity to meet its financial obligations as they become due,

Arthur Anderson

We can say we are positively certified and can meet financial obligations for the next two years. The three percent required reserve has been met but we must be vigilant in watching the budget.

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Bradford G. Stroh

The gas situation is a concern. But we'll meet our obligations. If the gas prices remain high, as I said, we may have to look at canceling a trip or cutting the schedule down by a couple of games for next season.

Taking account of all factors, we remain positive about future performance and are leaving our 2002 and 2003 financial targets unchanged.

We've always had a successful business here, but you have periods of financial difficulty, and we don't deny that. I've always taken care of my obligations. Sooner or later, we take care of our obligations.

It will be like some sort of painting with huge chunks missing.

Joseph Papp (1921-)

Joseph Papp

As you know, this business comes in big chunks, and the world stood still on September 11, and two big chunks pushed into the fourth quarter.

At a time when certain parties to the treaty are tearing up their obligations, breaking seals and throwing out inspectors, Iran and North Korea particularly, India is taking on new obligations to align itself with the practices of those who respect the treaty.

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