Worse still, if a large U.S. money center bank becomes too big to fail, can the regulators stab bondholders with the same type of cram down tactics experienced by Anglo Irish subordinated debt holders?

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The cram-down plan still needs legislation to allow bankruptcy judges to make the modifications.

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The software's Unix core makes it easy for Apple to cram stripped down versions of the software onto mobile phones and home entertainment gadgets, such as Apple TV.

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The mortgage industry is strongly opposed to this "cram-down" measure, as it would allow judges to unilaterally reduce the value of mortgages, and in the long term, they would be forced to raise interest rates for everyone to offset the uncertainty.

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If any private company designed such a product for Linux, that company would not be in a position to cram that program down the throat of the Linux user community.

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With standing room only, patrons cram in to this cosy space to sample olives, cheese and cured ham, all washed down with one (or more) of the many excellent wines on the list.

BBC: Small plates, several tastes in Paris

In fact I attribute much of the success of the iPad with families down to its impressive 10 hour battery life something that the iPad Mini also manages to cram into its diminutive uni-body design.

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