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Dr Mahathir said those who were unable to get loans should inform the Government so that the matter could be taken up with the banks.
Ramos said a major issue to be taken up with Keating would be continued economic cooperation in areas such as mining, infrastructure development and communications.
I'm also very concerned about the excessive rough play, but that's a whole other issue that needs to be taken up with the league ."
Chelas from a mistaken idea of our system too often watch and wait for orders, wasting precious time which should be taken up with personal effort.
The rest of Monday and Tuesday was expected to be taken up with legal arguments between the defense and prosecutors to determine which evidence is admissible

The entire day was expected to be taken up with procedural wrangling, court spokeswoman Liesbeth Horstink said, and it was unclear when opening arguments would begin.
Hill has waited months for the divided ethnic Albanians to unite around a plan for Kosovo's future, which could then be taken up with Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic.
Mikulski and other lawmakers said they expected most of the first day to be taken up with procedural details, such as how the committee would organize its work.
A major issue to be taken up with Keating would be continued economic co-operation in areas such as mining in the Philippines, infrastructure upgrading, forestry, transport and communications.
Anwar, who is also Finance Minister, added that recommendations made during the dialogue will be taken up with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad and the Cabinet.

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