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Some lawmakers want the company, one of the world's largest security providers, to not only pay for all additional costs incurred by the government for bringing the extra troops in but also face financial penalties for the failing to deliver.
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron has promised to "go after" G4S if they don't fulfill their contract to make sure the company helps pay for the cost of the additional military personnel.
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