1.   He is symbolic of the jusen borrowers, who continued to luxuriate in the loans from the jusen companies that showered money upon them.

2.   Kenichi Sueno, the ostentatious president of Sueno Kosan, looks set to be the scapegoat for all the nonperforming debt that brought down the jusen companies.

3.   That is because neither the administration nor the ruling coalition parties have answered the key question of why taxpayers should have to pay for dealing with the jusen companies.

4.   The Japanese Communist Party has urged that the parent banks of the troubled jusen companies pay more.

5.   The officials and prosecutors started the raids earlier this week, hitting Sueno Kosan companies and the branch offices of five jusen companies.

6.   The vote was taken even though the question of why tax money should be used to liquidate the jusen companies has still gone unanswered.

7.   Those losses have to be covered by the banks that founded the jusen companies as well as public money.

8.   Those losses will be covered by the banks that founded the jusen companies as well as some public money.

9.   Those losses will be covered by write-offs from the banks that founded the jusen companies as well as some public money.

10.   Under the government scheme, the founding banks will write off all loans they made to the jusen companies when they are liquidated.