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The question now is what will happen in bankruptcy court.

Then they lost their final three games and went to bankruptcy court.

Most of these women will be in bankruptcy court for reasons beyond their control.

The owner of the company is going to bankruptcy court soon.

"We can work things out outside the bankruptcy courts, which is better for everyone."

A bankruptcy court has given the company until August to put a plan together.

The deal must still be approved by the Federal bankruptcy court.

The bankruptcy court would also need to approve the move.

His plan is subject to approval by the bankruptcy court.

Any deal will require the approval of the bankruptcy court.

The bid can now be made directly to the bankruptcy court.

"The bankruptcy court wants some action by early November - or else."

As of 2009 the case had bounced back to the bankruptcy court.

The deal now needs to go through a bankruptcy court before it can be approved.

The plan also requires approval from the Federal bankruptcy court.

The bankruptcy court will review that strategy later this month.

"You lose control over your own destiny to the bankruptcy court."

"You have to approach the bankruptcy court and bid for it."

Two of the six largest carriers are in bankruptcy court.

Whether the utility can stay out of bankruptcy court, though, is becoming less clear.

A growing third group has turned to the bankruptcy courts for protection.

The deal was approved by a bankruptcy court on January 17, 2013.

A final decision would require the approval of the bankruptcy court.

Claims against it are now being handled by a bankruptcy court.

It is up to the bankruptcy court to decide the outcome.