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• Most who " go private " cite the slowness in NHS treatment.
• As soon as you go private you are back where you started.
• WestPoint Stevens is rebounding from a derailed plan to go private.
• It was enough to persuade him to go private full time.
• These problems would go away, mind you, if CMGI were to go private.
• "The day I'm eligible to get the license back, they go private ."
• Last year, 85 companies announced they planned to go private.
• Given these conditions it may not be such a bad idea to go private,
• Therefore, no lawful and legitimate offer to " go private " has been made.
• "Companies go private for different reasons, " said David Katchman, analyst with Morningstar in Chicago.
• "It's probably too busy to assist us with that and we'd have to go private,"
• Anyone wanting a more permanent resting place must go private, but this is not cheap.
• American Standard's management chose to go private instead of being acquired by Black & Decker.
• "There's no incentive for them to go private ."
• American Standard's management chose to go private instead of being acquired by Black & AMP; Decker.
• Individual companies would decide whether to go private.
• And women are the first to go when overstaffed, state-supported enterprises go under or go private.
• Kodak is presented with an offer to go private on March 18, 2011 by Sterling Global Holdings.
• Katchman said he's puzzled why Dole would want to go private when the company appears financially stable.
• The company has no immediate plans to go private, but Loftus would not rule out that possibility.