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I. ad·ju·di·cate [əˈʤu:dɪkeɪt] form ГЛАГ нпрх
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It went bankrupt in 1970; after a hiatus the factory was restarted and operated for three more years.
en.wikipedia.org The magazine was sold in 1906, and went bankrupt in 1946.
en.wikipedia.org By the end of the 1950s, it was well into decline and by the 1970s became completely bankrupt, necessitating a takeover by the federal government.
en.wikipedia.org Therefore, during periods of market illiquidity, they could go bankrupt if unable to refinance their short-term liabilities.
en.wikipedia.org Because the state enterprises were not allowed to go bankrupt, their debt burden was transferred gradually to the government, further increasing the public debt.
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