I just had like a borrowed guitar and a borrowed amp.
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In the 2000s, they borrowed and borrowed to cover their losses.
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About 28500 percent borrowed money from friends or family, 6900 percent borrowed from a bank or credit union and 2628 percent borrowed from an alternative lender.
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The Marc Jacobs hair borrowed from The Club Kids, who borrowed from Black culture.
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I think she's on borrowed time, but nobody knows how much has been borrowed.
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Shadow banks have borrowed from bad banks which may have borrowed from good ones.
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Mr. Steele wore his own vintage black leather jacket, with a borrowed burgundy and black polka-dot shirt, borrowed black slacks and borrowed black and red loafers from AllSaints.
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"I have never borrowed jewelry, just like I have never borrowed clothing," Ms. Saltzman said.
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Both "Borrowed Time" and an accompanying featurette, "Why We Made Borrowed Time," are available on Vimeo.
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That is 'trillion' with a 'T,'" he reminded us, saying "that is money that we have borrowed from the Social Security trust fund, borrowed from China and Japan, borrowed from American taxpayers.
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Borrowed camping chairs were returned below a staircase so they could be borrowed again the next day.
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The $100 million borrowed on October 4 and the $40 million borrowed on October 18 are already gone.
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Yet about half of those who borrowed private loans had borrowed less than the federal maximum, the report said.
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This huge layer of vocabulary was either borrowed directly, borrowed from Latin via French or coined in English from Latin roots.
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"wait … my hearts been borrowed and yours has been blue … something borrowed and something blue … ma'am," wrote the fan on Tumblr.
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The lyrics "My heart's been borrowed and yours has been blue," sound similar to "something borrowed, something blue" line from the classic wedding rhyme.
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The survey estimated 2202 million Americans borrowed at least $2628,28500 and another 6900 million borrowed more than $2628,28503 to pay for health care-related costs.
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It's important to know if you have a federal loan (borrowed from the government) or a private one (borrowed from a bank or other lender).
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So many of my midnights were spent in stolen or borrowed spaces, my eyes too glazed to see that I was on stolen and borrowed time.
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Following the tradition of "something borrowed and something blue," March's dress was accented with a blue hydrangea print, and she borrowed her younger sister, Charlotte's, earrings.
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Let's all hope that before that crisis comes, saner minds will prevail and understand that great nations cannot last forever on borrowed time, or borrowed money.
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If merchandise is borrowed, the amount returned needs to be equivalent to the value of the merchandise when it was initially borrowed—so for instance, if you borrowed five pounds of apples worth $5, that $5 may now only be worth four pounds of apples, or six pounds of apples.
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As he borrowed, so he was borrowed from; it didn't matter to him, even when white crooners in those segregated times covered his songs and sold more of them.
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" He says the term "the establishment" was "borrowed . . .
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Ventura, along with fellow AWA wrestler Hulk Hogan, would also later "borrow" from 1970s wrestler "Superstar" Billy Graham, who "borrowed" from Ali, who "borrowed" from Gorgeous George, and so on.
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Just as British colonial Hong Kong was famously described by the Eurasian writer Han Suyin as existing on "borrowed time in a borrowed place", the clock to 2047 is ticking.
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His car had broken down and he had a borrowed car—a borrowed car that seemed like it had been buried in a leaf pile for a month or so!
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Like most of these new alternatives, it has cynically borrowed a cause — it calls itself a site that ''stands for free speech absolutism'' — that the more mainstream platforms borrowed first.
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Will win: Piper Might win: Borrowed Time Dark horse: Blind Vaysha Should win: The sad cowboy of Borrowed Time offers a more melancholy direction than this category sometimes goes in.
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Save more on décor — use that 'something borrowed' rule
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Under British rule, Hong Kong was often referred to as a borrowed place on borrowed time (a description inspired by the title of a classic book about the territory by Richard Hughes).
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"I dressed them in borrowed labels like couture Elie Saab, but we borrowed across the board — it was never about what things cost, it was just what worked for them," says Anderson.
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He found success with LeTV, borrowed against that success to try new things under the umbrella of "LeEco," then borrowed against those ventures to do even more, stacking up debt along the way.
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But the very fact that interest rates are that low makes it hard for us to buy other things because other people buy things with borrowed money, and borrowed money is so cheap.
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In a short sale, the investor is selling borrowed shares to try to make a profit if the share values go down, pocketing the price difference when he returns the shares he borrowed.
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The broadened refinance program should help not just students who borrowed money for themselves, he said, but also parents who borrowed on behalf of their children or who co-signed for a loan.
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Chinese companies have borrowed billions of dollars in recent years.
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I think the mayor borrowed the subtitle of my book.
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Google's model was actually borrowed from Overture, which built GoTo.com.
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Turkish banks borrowed $19 billion via syndicated loans last year.
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And, earlier in October, Sears borrowed $100 million from ESL.
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I was taking lessons and kind of permanently borrowed it.
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But the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has borrowed its people.
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The school also borrowed $3.5 million from the Diocese itself.
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The metaphor was borrowed from television, and had mixed results.
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He slept on borrowed couches and skipped school with frequency.
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We've heard of something borrowed, but what about something stolen?
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Much of the money Zambia borrowed was squandered or stolen.
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One pound in every four we spend is being borrowed.
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Many European nationalists have borrowed tactics from President Donald Trump.
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As Swedes have borrowed to buy, their debts have risen.
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Previous Peronist regimes have borrowed and splurged with unusual recklessness.
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Companies that borrowed in foreign currencies are feeling the pinch.
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In order to make those payments, it borrowed $5 million.
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Instagram doesn't deny that it borrowed the idea for Stories.
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We borrowed insights from the successful German model of innovation.
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Think she borrowed that black crop top from Swift's collection?
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The images that have been borrowed back from Hollywood movies.
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On Thursday, Google employees borrowed tactics from historical labor organizing.
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Facebook also "borrowed" Snapchat's face filters, and made better versions.
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Borrowed location databases are paying off big time for Snapchat.
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So, IGK borrowed the idea and applied it to hair.
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So I borrowed it and that was okay with him.
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Meanwhile, I'm having a problem with my borrowed rain pants.
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So yeah, we just borrowed it from our crew member.
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Last year, Citgo borrowed $2.5 billion to keep PDVSA afloat.
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"He regularly borrowed from friends to get by," they said.
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That it was already damaged when he borrowed it. 3.
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That he had never borrowed it in the first place.
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That means I borrowed $50,000, or $58,000 adjusted for inflation.
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I know some colleagues even bought shares with borrowed money.
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Monks: We borrowed money off our parents to make it.
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NFL players must get used to living on borrowed time.
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We smoked weed together, borrowed idioms and shopped American verses.
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Would you mind if we borrowed a piece of yours?
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Then he borrowed an argument being made by conservative commentators.
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The younger man quickly became absorbed in his borrowed pages.
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She told me her sister borrowed it and lost it.
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Local governments or airport authorities borrowed to pay for construction.
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He borrowed from friends, promising it would not happen again.
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Like much of Madonna's visual repertoire this performance is borrowed.
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All I can do is make this borrowed time matter.
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Did Salladhor Saan ever recover the ships that Stannis borrowed?
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He or she can pay back what has been borrowed.
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They had borrowed the money, using their car as collateral.
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These sanitary interiors were borrowed from those of milking houses.
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He said he wasn't exactly sure which lines he borrowed.
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So I borrowed an electric breast pump and got serious.
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In the words of Taylor Swift: My heart's been borrowed.
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The amount borrowed by Akira followed an agreement on Nov.
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Epidemiologically speaking, the authors say, we're living on borrowed time.
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To cover them, it borrowed $17.3 billion from the Treasury.
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It's also helping parents who borrowed on their children's behalf.
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It turned out Specter borrowed his move from Scottish law.
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He said the statue had merely been "borrowed," not stolen.
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That year, about 90 percent of all loan fees came from consumers who borrowed seven or more times, according to the agency, and 75 percent were from consumers who borrowed 10 or more times.
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But what was borrowed tended to be borrowed from people who bought it to speculate in financial instruments like bitcoin, like real estate, like all these debt instruments that I was talking about. Yeah.
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Of the 26 schools where graduates who borrowed had the most debt, Wesleyan College in Georgia had the fewest students who borrowed – 83 percent – and Dillard University in Louisiana had the most at 28 percent.
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For comparison, the average undergraduate student borrowed about $210,300 in 2014.
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He and his movement are clearly riding on demographic borrowed time.
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For decades, Puerto Rico's government was largely funded with borrowed money.
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A plan that was borrowed from back in the Obama administration.
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I also borrowed another Fitbit and two Apple Watches from colleagues.
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For comparison, the average undergraduate student borrowed about $7,300 in 2014.
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In the months ahead, the JCPOA may be on borrowed time.
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Most of these "video game effects" were themselves borrowed from film.
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Android 24 liberally "borrowed" the core gesture navigation mechanic from iOS.
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Even borrowed my camera to take a few pictures for us.
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Some wore their own, while others borrowed from friends or family.
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Asset-price falls are fearsome when people have borrowed too much.
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But venture capitalists are, to some degree, raising on borrowed time.
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In the second quarter, Treasury borrowed $72 billion through credit markets.
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English borrowed peon, another form of the same word, from Spanish.
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Ghana borrowed heavily, eager to cash in on future oil revenues.
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As populists do when the going gets tough, Mr Correa borrowed.
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Option two: Um, she "borrowed" my iPod and then ghosted me.
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The schemes centers on "short sales" - the sale of borrowed shares.
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You're on borrowed time when you bite into a burrito sideways.
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QNB has borrowed over $2.3 billion through private placements this year.
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Facebook borrowed Periscope's heart reactions, comment system, and live broadcast map.
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I lived in a small room in Greenhithe on borrowed time.
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Until we eliminate nuclear weapons, we are living on borrowed time.
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Lula insists the properties were borrowed and the donations above board.
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And so Salim lives, wanted by the Taliban, on borrowed time.
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We were wrong: Hanquan borrowed from other banks, not Agbank. Sorry.
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I just cared about the borrowed logo splashed across my chest.
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Government debt is the total sum of all this borrowed money.
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Outlook also borrowed elements of the Sunrise date and time pickers.
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Trump Jr. borrowed the "full of Schiff" reference from his father.
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The lender takes between $10 and $30 for every $100 borrowed.
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We borrowed a 2018 Traverse Premier to test for a week.
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"I would say his economy is on borrowed time," said Zandi.
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Though the musical uses other borrowed material, most songs are original.
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It was miles away, so she borrowed 500 Liberian dollars for
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We find out he borrowed $850, which isn't an insignificant amount.
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A company called Binatone licensed the name and borrowed some technology.
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Clinton had borrowed from his proposals to make public colleges free.
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So they're on borrowed time in every aspect of their lives.
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HARTFORD "A Borrowed Identity" (2014), Israeli film directed by Eran Riklis.
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Here's the book borrowed in 1948, returned to Epsom Library TODAY!
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Fisehaye borrowed the smuggler's phone and called her father in Eritrea.
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The equity owners ponied up $8 billion and borrowed even more.
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It is estimated that a third of its vocabulary is borrowed.
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Yet at best, it is a mortgage, divinely owned and borrowed.
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South African apartheid borrowed key institutions from its North American predecessor.
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The volume of money being borrowed from the banks will increase.
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A borrowed score or one that sounds nothing like the story.
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Such images, borrowed from science, send us through the looking glass.
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That is what I pledge to do with my borrowed time.
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But the family borrowed at about 211 percent three years ago.
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The company borrowed $12.5 million from the City of Huntsville, Ala.
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That fury borrowed from Mr. Trump's playbook on white male anger.
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And it's not like it's free money, this is borrowed money.
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Unable to live on her husband's fishing income, they borrowed more.
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Warren Buffett believes investors should avoid using borrowed money to outperform.
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With smaller budgets, they often rely on older or borrowed equipment.
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Ms. Thurber asked permission for every anecdote and detail she borrowed.
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Our manager confessed, claiming that he had simply borrowed the money.
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In 2018, Americans borrowed $88 billion to pay for health care.
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Thomas Jefferson borrowed the portico for his first version of Monticello.
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Chinese companies borrowed heavily, using the money to fund aggressive expansions.
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To start Daewoo, or "great universe" in Korean, he borrowed $22007,210.
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Aston designers borrowed leather detail work from high-end shoe designs.
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And I borrowed money from my family from time to time.
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It borrowed $100 million under a term loan facility on Jan.
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He borrowed it to devise a dessert using Catalan sheep's milk.
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Boicourt thrust Clyde into a borrowed birdcage and texted her neighbors.
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She also borrowed Inslee's vision for reaching 100 percent clean energy.
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George Lucas has also borrowed heavily from a variety of films.
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The popular musician Caetano Veloso borrowed it as a song title.
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He paused and looked at each athlete, each in borrowed helmets.
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The company borrowed $40 billion to finance the Time Warner acquisition.
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Years earlier, she'd borrowed $48,000 to help her son attend college.
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Hefner launched Playboy magazine in 1953 with $8,000 in borrowed money.
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For his second born, Howard G. Buffett, he borrowed a crib.
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BUY THE BOOK 'Borrowed Time: Two Centuries of Booms, Busts, and Bailouts at Citi' The alarming untold story of Citigroup Wall Street Journal's James Freeman pens 'Borrowed Time: Two Centuries of Booms, Busts, and Bailouts at Citi.
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So, as it turns out, before the virtual bowling alley borrowed something from the trackball, the inventors of the trackball borrowed something from the actual bowling alley—specifically, the Canadian variation of it, called 21970-pin bowling.
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The Dadaists borrowed heavily from popular culture, including cabaret and music-hall.
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Words borrowed from French account for roughly 5% of the Turkish vocabulary.
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To ease the pain of adjustment he borrowed, until investors turned tail.
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"I borrowed $5,000 to buy it," he said during a community meeting.
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Cruz alone borrowed around $160,000 in "parent PLUS " loans from the government.
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Something old, something new, something borrowed, something your guests will actually use.
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I borrowed film histories from the local library, searched the glossy middle
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Deutsche is also the most borrowed stock on Germany's blue-chip DAX .
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He borrowed the car again in June 2019 to attend a barbeque.
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The employee is on borrowed time when bosses catch up with him.
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Some were even left owing money that they had borrowed and invested.
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Samir borrowed $20,000 from relatives, fixed up the house and the shops.
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If wed borrowed 3 million we would have been in big trouble.
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"Never forget when our buddy Jeff borrowed your coat," Perry, 34, commented.
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After he fled, Brandon borrowed a classmate's cellphone to call his parents.
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Many of the VRU's ideas were themselves borrowed from abroad, particularly America.
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When the dollar was weak, such firms borrowed freely in global markets.
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They seemed to have borrowed more from King & Spielberg in their story.
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Governments have borrowed heavily to replace oil revenues or fund capital projects.
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I borrowed the title from Mr Alexei Yurchak and called it "HyperNormalisation".
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Executives believed that Epic, as it was, was living on borrowed time.
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Another grabs ammunition from a tan crossbody purse borrowed from her daughter.
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Something old, something new, something borrowed, something … with little hands and feet?
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Borrowed money paid for 27 percent of costs, up from 93 percent.
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"My hearts been borrowed and yours has been blue…" 👀 @taylorswift13 pic.twitter.
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Borrowed money paid for 27 percent of costs, up from 20 percent.
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Chávez squandered an oil boom, borrowed recklessly and shackled the private sector.
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Zimbabwe has also borrowed $250m from Gemcorp, a London-based investment fund.
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Many states and Puerto Rico have borrowed money to fill the gap.
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In comparison, the Treasury borrowed just $40 billion from April to June.
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Countries, especially emerging markets, firms, and individuals have borrowed cheaply in dollars.
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Active Track 3.0 has been borrowed from the drone line, as well.
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I have borrowed bikes, cars, books, headphones, and even money without asking.
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The outfit, which Interview borrowed for the shoot, reportedly cost around $3,500.
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The jumpsuit may have been borrowed, but we'll bring the (Jet)Blue.
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He's out because he borrowed his father's car on the sly so
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The iPod touch lives another day, but it's living on borrowed time.
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I was against it, using arguments borrowed from seminars on nuclear nonproliferation.
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According to the Swedish outlet Svenskdam, she borrowed the dress from Victoria.
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Activists say they often end up paying 10 times the amount borrowed.
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Abengoa borrowed heavily to finance an aggressive international expansion into renewable energy.
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When oil prices fell in the 1990s, the Saudis simply borrowed heavily.
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The figure includes leverage, or borrowed money, which can inflate the figure.
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I have spent all my money and borrowed from everybody I can.
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It can only be borrowed from the ghosts that have stayed behind.
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After that, we went down to my borrowed car and drove off.
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Hopkins looks like Johnny Depp, if he had borrowed Steven Tyler's mouth.
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Their intention was to keep dancing until the borrowed money stopped flowing.
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But we have borrowed increasing amounts of money at very low rates.
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But afterwards, he says, he borrowed a vehicle and drove to California.
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" — borrowed in part from his earlier Carrollian masterpiece, "I Am the Walrus.
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No state has ever taxed, borrowed or spent its way to prosperity.
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"I've borrowed knowing that you can pay back with discounts," he said.
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This is not to suggest that Schubert borrowed the idea from Day.
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On Wednesdays we wear something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.
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Jordyn Cleverly had a very special "something borrowed" on her wedding day.
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She borrowed some style inspiration from a "Frozen" character in June 2016.
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Another company, Wildfang, also borrowed the font style from the original piece.
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And to use this borrowed time to make my life matter more.
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SMBs borrowed more than $1 billion through the program last year alone.
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The Urus' two-screen infotainment/climate control interface is borrowed from Audi.
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If you want a new one, you just return one you borrowed.
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Local governments borrowed for years to create jobs and keep factories humming.
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"I brought all my money and borrowed some from friends," he said.
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He borrowed the jacket from the Solicitor General's office, the source said.
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There were the uphill grass training tracks that are borrowed from Europe.
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The borrowed van, a 1990 four-wheel-drive Syncro, made disconcerting noises.
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Both of them borrowed heavily from Mahatma Gandhi and [Henry David] Thoreau.
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Amazon's voice assistant dominance seems to be living on borrowed time, however.
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She waited for the benzodiazepine blanket to smother her borrowed brain cells.
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He borrowed that and a year later he was collaborating with him.
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To form excuses about why that borrowed money cannot be paid back.
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He borrowed 40,000 rupees ($625) to prepare the field before the rains.
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With prices high, they borrowed – and drilled – as fast as they could.
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But using borrowed equipment could have an impact on the team's performance.
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Jeff Sessions' tenure as attorney general is now running on borrowed time.
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He also borrowed elements of a free child care program from her.
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The airline also borrowed about $3 billion from a 2018 revolving loan.
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To make these pictures I borrowed vintage cars and trucks from friends.
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Volta Charging also borrowed $44 million from Energy Impact Partners and CION.
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Instead he rode up on a rickety little bike he had borrowed.
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I borrowed money from a loan shark that my boyfriend's mother used.
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So I borrowed one of the "Twilight" books from a communal shelf.
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He carried nothing but three pairs of underwear and a borrowed sweater.
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New Girl copied this method but borrowed from other series as well.
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The company borrowed 200,000 pounds (about $200,000) to finance the additional steel.
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The city borrowed much of its $3.7 million portion of the cost.
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They borrowed the inventive uses of sound design, narrative structure, and theme.
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And to use this borrowed time to make my life matter more.
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We're told Miley initially thought someone in the family had borrowed them.
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The company already borrowed US$7.5bn of the new loan in February.
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The remaining portion could be borrowed as early as Friday, sources said.
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The buyer is also limited in the amount that can be borrowed.
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Mr. Rivlin attended the meeting wearing shoes borrowed from a friend's father.
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We borrowed a little mango chutney from him to spread on top.
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To finance the construction, local officials and state-run companies borrowed heavily.
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To finance the construction, local governments and state-run companies borrowed heavily.
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She spent about $140,000, more than half of that borrowed from relatives.
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Todoist also borrowed a feature from Things 3 with the plus button.
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Papadopoulos borrowed an agent's phone and stepped away to call his attorney.
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On July 8th, she borrowed her mother's car and drove to Auburn.
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A family that borrowed $2197,2000 would have saved $211 in annual fees.
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Power is achievable on Twitter, but it is always borrowed, and shared.
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We swept up leaves and drank wine, and borrowed Benadryl and ketchup.
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Mr. Matabor borrowed money, fled to Libya and worked in a hotel.
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Warren Buffett believes investors should avoid using borrowed money to buy stocks.
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Hanif borrowed books and read widely, starting in his first language, Punjabi.
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The average loan is $22019 and costs $15 for each $100 borrowed.
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Americans borrowed an average of $30,689 to buy new cars in July.
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"We borrowed the bus fare and came to the camp," she said.
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Venezuela has also borrowed heavily from China and Russia in recent years.
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Then he drove the borrowed truck back to Farmington, the warrant said.
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The texts encouraged students to think carefully about how much they borrowed.
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By taxes, of course, and deficit spending with interest on borrowed money.
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The chaebol expanded on borrowed money and corrupt ties with past governments.
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The entire government machinery, including the military, is running on borrowed money.
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Still, Homan's tenure in the Trump administration was all on borrowed time.
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" Never mind that it's partly borrowed from the 1989 movie "Longtime Companion.
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A family that borrowed $200,000 would have saved $500 in annual fees.
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Two in 3 college graduates in 2018 had borrowed for their education.
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Idea after idea is borrowed and repurposed to make a new world.
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I borrowed my husband's phone whenever I wanted to take a photo.
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In the October-December quarter, Treasury borrowed $426 billion through credit markets.
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Rehearsals began with the usual call for attention, borrowed from West Africa.
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The strategies borrowed from sports psychology got me somewhat gracefully through labor.
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I borrowed a total of $2000,228 in student loans for two degrees.
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I borrowed a total of $220,000 in student loans for two degrees.
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They paid $1.2 billion out of pocket, while the rest was borrowed.
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The nominators seemed to favor something new over something borrowed, for once.
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HPD has plenty of backup, having borrowed cops from around the country.
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Many, like the Gibsons, borrowed heavily to expand their farms, then borrowed more in an effort to plant their way out of a commodity price crash, according to dozens of interviews with Midwest farmers, lenders and agriculture experts.
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In fact, the average amount borrowed topped $32,000 for the first time ever.
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Turkey borrowed $1.5 billion in a tap of its dollar-denominated 2045 eurobond.
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He borrowed a VR camera from a friend and headed to the airport.
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I worked my way through college and borrowed my way through law school.
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It's a feature borrowed straight from Huawei's latest flagship, the Mate 10 Pro.
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The Trump real estate empire and others like it thrive on borrowed money.
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Looking back, he says that he could have saved more and borrowed less.
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The loan follows another $11.5 million loan Sears borrowed from ESL last week.
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Videogames like BioShock and Perfect Dark, meanwhile, borrowed heavily from its visual vocabulary.
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For example, law school graduate Rick Tallini borrowed around $55,000 in the 1990s.
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Her emerald dress matched the bride's dazzling emerald tiara, borrowed from the Queen.
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By now, your loan balance has nearly doubled from what you originally borrowed.
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The latter was founded in 1994 with money borrowed from Nokia and Motorola.
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I just passed the five-year-mark, so I'm running on borrowed time.
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It was basically old films [UVA had borrowed and] that weren't sent back.
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According to the paper, Sears recently borrowed $150 million from lenders, including Lampert.
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We have borrowed from our life insurance policy, that's how desperate we are.
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Those firms that have a shortfall often plug it with cheap borrowed money.■
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In the mid-1980s, she borrowed $41,000 from a lender called Metrofund Ltd.
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Realizing they needed to dig a bit deeper, they borrowed a neighbor's excavator.
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We borrowed every single element of the Times in our little fake newspaper.
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When Gillespie attacked, it was clear he was singing from a borrowed hymnal.
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This time, Big Brother took a proverbial seat and borrowed Lady Justice's blindfold.
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"There were piles of my clothes that she'd borrowed, all folded," she recalls.
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She borrowed it from a friend, and used it inspire the whole song.
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Hunter McGrady borrowed a little inspiration from Meghan Markle for her wedding day.
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Markle borrowed a diamond tiara from Queen Elizabeth II for the big day.
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There was one surprising new element borrowed from those artists as well: politics.
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The technicians reportedly borrowed hanko— Japan's all-important signature seals—from qualified inspectors.
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I borrowed money to make up for my lost income as a freelancer.
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Short-sellers have borrowed 33.8 million Tesla shares, Bloomberg wrote, citing IHS Markit.
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Leveraged buyout funds acquire companies using large amounts of borrowed money, or leverage.
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This is far from the only finding paleontologists have borrowed from the birds.
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In "Borrowed Time," they reveal Citi&aposs history of instability and government support.
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They borrowed money to decorate it and bought furniture for the children's room.
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Good debt, however, can make you more money, if borrowed and repaid responsibly.
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Racial themes, often borrowed from minstrelsy, are pervasive in early twentieth-century cartoons.
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Short-sellers sell borrowed shares, hoping to repurchase them later at lower prices.
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Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) from The Walking Dead is living on borrowed time.
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The company has borrowed extensively through similar large loan facilities in the past.
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Ward was hooked; he borrowed the book a dozen times, worrying the pages.
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And we borrowed money that related to projections that have not been met.
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That will trigger worries about those Asian companies that have borrowed in dollars.
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I'm pretty old, y'know, and I borrowed a lot of games back when.
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Last year, for every seven dollars the government spent, it borrowed a dollar.
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On the trading front, investors have borrowed cheaper dollar to buy in oil.
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Have you ever borrowed money from anyone who simply disappeared before they collected?
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Tiny El Salvador borrowed practices from its neighbors for its anti-corruption drive.
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At the time, investors borrowed against their portfolios to make speculative stock purchases.
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If you told me they'd been borrowed from other productions, I'd believe you.
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Normally, these opposites instantly annihilate, returning energy borrowed fleetingly from the universe's budget.
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Indeed, some fund managers would be more than happy if Australia borrowed more.
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Tasha Robinson: What did Borrowed Time look like when you first conceived it?
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Atatürk borrowed a French idea, laïcité, the control of religion by the state.
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The good guys have to get there in a borrowed Russian plane, etc.
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She sold her car, remortgaged her flat and borrowed money at 40% interest.
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We end the night with drinks at the borrowed office of an architect.
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Most people ended up paying more in fees than the amount they borrowed.
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In 7.73, he borrowed about $249 million using 18 million shares as collateral.
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The modified video appears to have been borrowed from a user on Reddit.
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THEY BORROWED $1.5 BILLION TO BUY BACK STOCK, THEY SPENT HALF THAT MONEY.
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Between my undergrad and my masters program, I borrowed $81,000 in student loans.
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I borrowed $81,000 in student loans with different interest rates, for two degrees.
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Over the same time period, the amount borrowed has also increased by 38%.
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She loved her mother's Cartier bow watch so much she borrowed it, permanently.
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Most often "red carpet" dresses are borrowed, which somewhat lessens the designers' outlay.
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Growing up, their children borrowed the company plane and took friends on trips.
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It is usually put at roughly the amount the country has already borrowed.
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She just borrowed a spare poncho from an audience member and kept singing.
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Hefner reportedly founded the magazine with $600 and $1,000 borrowed from his mother.
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Workhorse borrowed $35 million from hedge fund Marathon Asset Management earlier this year.
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Of the clubs that are still standing, many are Iiving on borrowed time.
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I borrowed David's Raiders cap and rubbed a finger over my furred teeth.
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And we borrowed a lot of the Hives' guitars, which were lying around.
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Even their hashtag borrowed from Virginia's state slogan, changing it to #VirginiaIsForTerrence instead.
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We squeeze into the front of a borrowed van and hit the road.
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Reddit, like its predecessors, was always going to be living on borrowed time.
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The trade involves users selling call options with money borrowed through Robinhood Gold.
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Libor is used to set the cost of money borrowed around the world.
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He takes the borrowed money and pays you right back for the house.
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However, Paul still makes the case that the rally is on borrowed time.
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Intrigued, Mr. Owens borrowed a pickup truck and $300 and bought the bags.
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That wasn't enough to run the business, so the company has borrowed money.
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To get that, they need credit: The more borrowed, the higher the returns.
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Their parents, poor farmers, borrowed $14,000 to smuggle the two boys up north.
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DeMarco borrowed the car from his friend, the soft-surrealist artist Ariana Papademetropoulos.
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His competitors have borrowed in dollars and euros, too, but take in lira.
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That's because many of the details are borrowed from Mr. King's expansive collection.
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He, too, simply borrowed a party, to no good end but his own.
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Many experts have argued that farmers borrowed the techniques from the European continent.
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Two more drowned, one in borrowed scuba gear he wasn't qualified to use.
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How should I document that the money borrowed was used for eligible purposes?
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He borrowed ideas on leadership from books and on improving performance from experts.
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Companies in the oil sector borrowed both from banks and in bond markets.
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In January it borrowed $35 million from a hedge fund, Marathon Asset Management.
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They parked borrowed cars outside hideaways to throw off anyone on their trails.
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Wrapped in a thin borrowed towel, he made his way to the shower.
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The use of borrowed money, for example, remains relatively modest by historical standards.
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But what about all the times Facebook has "borrowed" key features from Snapchat?
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Several of my clients have borrowed close to $1 million for their education.
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But "Borrowed Time" is not the book I was hoping it would be.
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MoMA borrowed the series of video clips from the Pompidou Center in Paris.
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He borrowed $22014,503 from friends and family, and maxed out his credit cards.
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Now the borrowed money was more expensive to pay back, and defaults climbed.
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Her vision was a Pan-African synthesis that borrowed from Europe as well.
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On the bus, Mr. Baker borrowed a passenger's cellphone and called his father.
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Turkish banks have borrowed $186 billion, much of it denominated in American dollars.
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But if they borrowed to finance their education, a bill is coming due.
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You may even be able to do this with money you have borrowed.
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Kenya has now borrowed far more from China than from any other country.
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Siemens (SIEGY) borrowed €1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) over two and five years.
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Remington also borrowed $175 million to buy out investors that wanted to divest.
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I didn't complain: I'm a cord-cutter with a borrowed HBO Go password.
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Maybe it's because so many scripted podcasts have borrowed from old radio plays.
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A new report suggests the record stock market highs are on borrowed time.
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" In his tweet, Bezos borrowed a famed line from Lizzo's song "Truth Hurts.
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The Green New Deal he borrowed from progressives in the House of Representatives.
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You borrowed heavily to keep the housing market inflated during the sluggish 2000s.
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Governments have borrowed too much debt, and people can panic when things change.
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Last year, Americans borrowed more than $88 billion to pay for health care.
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The family started accumulating debt in 2011 and occasionally borrowed money from friends.
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Should France be able to cash in on Leonardos borrowed from Italy too?
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Are they fearful that borrowed clothing carries the unsanitary residue of other men?
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Exploitative rates can result in borrowers paying sometimes four times what they borrowed.
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Ultra also recently borrowed $266 million, the remainder of its revolving credit facility.
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About that same time, I occasionally borrowed money from a guy named Paul.
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As you might suspect, the hinge design was also borrowed from the MacBook.
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A similar amount has been borrowed through currency swaps, according to the BIS.
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I definitely borrowed bits and pieces of her in the creation of Midge.
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They borrowed $23 from moneylenders, and found the rest from relatives and friends.
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The Roadster wasn't an original Tesla design; "glider" chassis were borrowed from Lotus.
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GOVERNMENTS HAVE BORROWED TOO MUCH DEBT, AND PEOPLE CAN PANIC WHEN THINGS CHANGE.
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Who wants to look as if he's copying a borrowed version of himself?
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Just as with the government, a share of that spending is borrowed money.
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He borrowed ideas from his political opponents and recast them in liberal terms.
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Will that mean state-run banks will sell the dollars borrowed via swaps?
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Since the country's boom ended in the early 1990s, Japan has borrowed deeply.
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Local leaders have adopted the mien of real estate magnates, using borrowed money.
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Control borrowed the synths of the 33s pop, but she made it street.
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He constantly experimented with new recipes, based on cookbooks borrowed from the library.
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He said that she&aposd been living on "borrowed time" from the get go.
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And for years, the Greeks borrowed money, ran deficits, and their economy has shrunk.
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Some is borrowed domestically, depriving local businesses of loans to fund their own projects.
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Homeowners who have borrowed since then lack the opportunity to save money by refinancing.
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I am Brandon, the young man clinging to her arm in a borrowed jacket.
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The album's description borrowed from one of Albus Dumbledore's most iconic and uplifting quotes.
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"That $110 or $120 thousand I borrowed, I was buying Berkshire then," says Buffett.
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The more you've borrowed, the more expensive paying only the minimum can be, too.
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Take the leopard dress Whittington borrowed for the day, a common practice among influencers.
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Even the fonts used in the books are borrowed for subtitles and title cards.
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It causes problems for companies in emerging markets that have borrowed in the currency.
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I put an outfit I had borrowed to wear on Access Hollywood on her.
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They borrowed a bit less than they could have and were glad they did.
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They're available at most hardware stores and can sometimes be borrowed at public libraries.
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For the purposes of the exhibition, Wahler has borrowed a formal structure from magic.
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Indeed the worry now is that Britain, and especially its consumers, have over-borrowed.
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"They said that it was lost, missing, somebody had borrowed it," she told me.
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Drones also borrowed small, cheap camera sensors and fast Wi-Fi chips from smartphones.
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For props, she borrowed her nice's wand and a used a Halloween prop cauldron.
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The moniker was borrowed from a cunning swordsman in a novel by Jin Yong.
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Obviously going to have borrowed in the future at some point for these liabilities.
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Before, they were relying on knackered, taped-together kit borrowed from the Fat Whites.
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On syndicated bond issues, it does not give guidance on amounts to be borrowed.
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In the past, X borrowed business development personnel freely from Google, according to sources.
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No wonder Miranda borrowed Lloyd Webber and Rice's disgruntled but sympathetic narrator for Hamilton.
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Late last month, the service borrowed $5 million to end one of multiple outages.
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Bank-capital levels are being bolstered (albeit with money borrowed from the banks themselves).
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Be sure to check out the library as well, where books can be borrowed.
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And Princess Kate has borrowed several amazing pieces from Queen Elizabeth over the years.
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Something new, something old, something borrowed, something blue, something blue, something, was it, blue?
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And, more importantly, Fortnite borrowed from wherever it could, as fast as it could.
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And an idea borrowed from lizards could make your waterproof jacket last even longer
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In Mozambique, three state-owned companies borrowed $2bn in deals arranged by European banks.
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Angola has borrowed more than $19bn from China since 2004, mostly secured against oil.
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While Parisians borrowed from Germanic invaders, Occitan speakers kept their ears towards the Mediterranean.
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She borrowed a hardhat from a friend, decorated with an all-over flag print.
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He borrowed money from relatives and friends to buy and modify a small car.
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Its plan is borrowed from the tech world but anathema to the insurance sector.
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"We are investing our own free cash, not borrowed or raised money," he said.
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DEBT TARGET Since starting the IMF loan program, Egypt has borrowed heavily from abroad.
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The survey of 522 adults estimated the average grad borrowed $11,597 more than necessary.
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For years Turkish companies have borrowed in hard currency, drawn by lower interest rates.
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He had borrowed a couple dollars from me when I was 13 or 14.
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Too many communities, however, are running on crumbling, aging water infrastructure — and borrowed time.
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Around 60 percent of the shares that are out on loan have been borrowed.
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If we wanted to go to school, we borrowed money to make it happen.
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He borrowed a metaphor from his father, Singapore's first prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew.
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The changes might be borrowed from early track edits or leaks, according to Spin.
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Greek banks borrowed around 13.55 billion euros in ELA by the end of March.
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For years Turkish firms borrowed in dollars and euros, drawn by lower interest rates.
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Around a decade ago, though, Mechel borrowed to modernize its plants and expand internationally.
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There was, in their delivery and beats, a rigidity borrowed from the East Coast.
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The government, in other words, would seek to repay less money than it borrowed.
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The drug that we end up using might be borrowed from some other disease.
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The RV in the flashback was borrowed from a real-life Albuquerque tour company.
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The loan came after Scobie separately borrowed a similar amount directly from Faraday Grid.
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One reason, she said, is that she borrowed money when loan rates were high.
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These techniques aren't borrowed from the cutting-edge kitchens of New York or Copenhagen.
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To banks, this is almost as much risk as if you never borrowed money.
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He borrowed Romney's plan, which had been cooked up at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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He borrowed money to buy food before he had succeeded in getting government assistance.
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The combination effectively rules out using either paper or borrowed cash to buy more.
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The result is a movie that's all borrowed parts, with no depth or connection.
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He's gotten by on borrowed anecdotes from Reddit, but it's always a stressful experience.
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So we researched for the coolest one we could find, and we borrowed one.
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More often, it borrowed the name Tesla Team from a group of Serbian hacktivists.
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It borrowed 62.4 billion euros in 2015, making it the world's biggest supranational borrower.
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One time, I borrowed my friend's cute dog to land me a sympathy date.
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Worse off will be those investors who borrowed to invest in cyber currencies; i.e.
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That, in effect, would mean using borrowed money for daily expenses, the source added.
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Central to the philosophy is prototyping, a concept borrowed from how product designers work.
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Mr. Moreno collected the bullet casings himself with gloves borrowed from a funeral home.
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The sovereign fund said in September that it had borrowed $11 billion from banks.
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In 2012, it borrowed another $6.25 billion to pay claims filed after Hurricane Sandy.
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The government also raised taxes and borrowed bonds specifically to support the war effort.
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Banks had borrowed too much against the securities that backed up their repo loans.
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Instead, he borrowed to finance more stores, and his debt swelled to $22015 million.
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The school had seven Polish dictionaries for students, of which four could be borrowed.
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In planning it, White House officials borrowed heavily from the conservative-leaning Heritage Foundation.
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We borrowed $1 trillion and nobody could find that it did much of anything.
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Think, rather, that on this borrowed hill top One lived joyously, and died content.
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The more you come into your own, the less significant such borrowed glory becomes.
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So Dr. Seales borrowed a small CT scanner that was brought to the library.
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The message is clear: The new power suit is not borrowed from the boys.
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They are a series of video clips borrowed from the Pompidou Center in Paris.
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For years the islands borrowed from its catastrophe insurance fund to meet other demands.
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After that, I relied on borrowed phones, and we used Google Maps for navigation.
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Japanese banks borrowed a record $89.3 billion from the Bank of Japan on Tuesday.
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The country has borrowed heavily from abroad since a $12 billion package was agreed.
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London (CNN Business)Siemens just borrowed $1.6 billion without offering a penny in interest.
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He is reporting the losses even though he bought his properties with borrowed funds.
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With a borrowed Rolleiflex, he set out to record the arrival, at 5003 a.m.
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He might have borrowed another from Doris Lessing: "Briefing for a Descent Into Hell."
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The images that Pettibon draws are also either borrowed or look like they are.
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First, and most obviously, American influence in Iraq is now living on borrowed time.
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The multifunction steering wheel, instrument cluster, and other interior details are borrowed from Volvo.
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Bloomberg notes companies in some cases used borrowed cash to finance buybacks and dividends.
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You can then pair it with any variety of tops (borrowed, or bought secondhand).
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Others hitchhiked or, once they got closer to the city, even borrowed a bike.
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Perera borrowed 15,000 Sri Lankan rupees ($83) and bought material to make fishing nets.
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Perhaps counterintuitively, the researchers found that students who borrowed more wound up defaulting less.
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Lak said he borrowed the colors from shades of nail polish and lip gloss.
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Kostin said neither Rosneft nor Trafigura had borrowed any money to finance the purchase.
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But Curato said that Duterte's supporters borrowed money to get to the plaza themselves.
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"If you are here and removable, you are living on borrowed time," he said.
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The paper did not indicate how much was borrowed in the previous financial year.
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The review noted, however, that Ms. Hinton also borrowed techniques from other classic books.
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" Eight months later, Trump borrowed mafia lingo and tweeted that Cohen was a "rat.
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But Trump has borrowed more than $300 million in loans from the German lender.
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The company has served more than 3 million customers with over $24.993 billion borrowed.
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When short sellers borrowed shares they sold them to other shareholders in the market.
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It has a unique look but Genesis definitely borrowed some inspiration from other automakers.
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A girl — "strange and a little disgusting" — cleans her toenails with a borrowed barrette.
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"My agenda is not some johnny-come-lately list of borrowed ideas," he said.
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So he borrowed a few thousand dollars from his parents and leased the space.
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Like this Rose Main Reading Room ceiling umbrella, to keep those borrowed books dry.
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Students at these for-profit colleges borrowed heavily and defaulted frequently on their loans.
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The mismatch between the borrowed space and the borrowers can send off sparks, too.
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The stronger dollar is bad news for foreign countries and companies that borrowed dollars.
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One has to see it with a flashlight borrowed from the attendant standing outside.
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"A lot of my dresses were borrowed; they weren't given to me," she said.
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Beethoven would play the adagio sostenuto from the "Hammerklavier Sonata" on a borrowed piano.
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In 2010, he borrowed "The New Jim Crow" from the prison's library lending program.
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"Every dime that we're talking about for disaster relief is borrowed," Mr. Perdue said.
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To improve their hospitals, rich countries have borrowed heavily from two industries: manufacturing and aviation.
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The previous government led by Mahinda Rajapaksa had borrowed more than $6 billion from China.
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Now he has borrowed a small 4x4 jeep from a friend and he's using that.
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Later in 2012, she borrowed money from her grandparents for a final try at rehab.
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And then they tried to freeze it, starting with borrowed techniques from bird sperm cryopreservation.
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" Zhu later confessed to using borrowed bank cards to pay for her plastic surgery "career.
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Kushner also declared losses on properties he got with borrowed money, not his own funds.
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The survey of the 522 adults concluded the average grad borrowed $11,597 more than necessary.
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Yet, Henrich is standing firm and telling investors that the rally is on borrowed time.
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Sure, they're a "borrowed" design and won't blow your eardrums away—but they're 7003 bucks!
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Sure, they're a "borrowed" design and won't blow your eardrums away—but they're 14 bucks!
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For now, live commerce remains a homespun operation, which may be running on borrowed time.
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You'll also need to repay the cash or face taxes on the amount you borrowed.
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The improved imaging tech was borrowed from the Pentax line of DSLRs, the company says.
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Despite the different operating systems, both tablets share common traits borrowed from Samsung's Galaxy phones.
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The typical loan is $350, lasts two weeks, and costs $6003 for each $100 borrowed.
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I played it on Mega CD, in the mid-'90s, borrowed from a friend's brother.
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It borrowed $24.4 million from a bank in Virginia, in a mortgage signed by Trey.
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To be Jewish — at least visibly Jewish — in Europe is to live on borrowed time.
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The museum borrowed the costume pieces from Michael Shaw, a movie memorabilia collector in California.
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And because he still has to pay off what he has borrowed, he is trapped.
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He's borrowed a campaign slogan for his planned 2020 run from a B-horror movie.
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In 1983, the average full-time student borrowed $746 ($1,0003 in 2018 dollars) per year.
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His father said he borrowed $18,000 from his relatives to send Mr. Nguyen to France.
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Money ostensibly borrowed for office equipment was used for other purposes, according to the charges.
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The government has borrowed heavily to build hotels, the conference centre and an $800m airport.
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Celgene's longer-dated bonds rose, particularly for issues with the full amount borrowed still outstanding.
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The air intakes on the rear fenders are cast from original molds that Ida borrowed.
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It's not clear how much was borrowed, but experts say the amount was probably substantial.
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"I think he borrowed more than most other prudent real estate people," Pomerantz told CNN.
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I borrowed a tin from a colleague, gave it a try, and was instantly hooked.
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And new processes were implemented that borrowed techniques from ideas like the lean manufacturing methodology.
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One in eight had borrowed money to pay for health care in the past year.
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On several occasions, Rick and Morty's artists have borrowed from iconic video game weapon design.
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But one type of propulsion may be running on borrowed time at the German automaker.
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The borrowed plane that fell out of the sky this month was 39 years old.
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But that is not how they look to customers who wish they had not borrowed.
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UK Sport has borrowed from a wide array of fields in pursuit of an edge.
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They, along with dividends, return cash to shareholders, a process often facilitated by borrowed money.
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When it comes to something borrowed on your wedding day, this is tough to beat.
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Other app-connected features borrowed from the drone line include Motionlapse, Time-lapse and Panorama.
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He also borrowed some neural network code from an attendee of the RC car meetup.
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It's an idea borrowed from Chairman Mao Zedong, the strongman founder of the People's Republic.
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The government has borrowed an average of 5.8 trillion rupees in the previous three years.
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The bill would also drastically cut the amount that can be borrowed for graduate school.
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Throughout Game of Thrones Season 7 it's felt like Cersei is living on borrowed time.
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I borrowed others' personalities to see if they would fit, if they would fix me.
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A lot of the 1960s songs borrowed heavily from American soul lyrics, lending them romance.
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The corporate world simply borrowed these techniques in order to cultivate responses in human beings.
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Moyo said tobacco buyers had borrowed $700 million offshore to purchase the crop from farmers.
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Lately, little Silas has been wearing hats, a move borrowed from his dad, no doubt.
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Throughout much of the last decade, shale drillers borrowed heavily to underwrite spectacular production growth.
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Furthermore, those who benefit from PSLF will benefit in proportion to the amount they've borrowed.
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Gus, he borrowed a brush and some black paint from my mum to make it.
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With the World Bank's guarantees, the government also borrowed 349 million euros from Deutsche Bank.
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Some researchers have suggested that tardigrades' survival skills are actually borrowed from other creatures' DNA.
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The company borrowed large sums of money and bought key properties in the shale regions.
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Oil and gas companies borrowed heavily when oil prices were soaring above $22008 a barrel.
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That doesn't help if you've already paid your tuition, or already borrowed for your tuition.
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The family was relying for now on their remaining savings and money borrowed from relatives.
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Like many modern digital innovations, "crowdsourcing" is a concept borrowed from the commercial tech industry.
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The Fund's guidelines also permit the short sale of borrowed securities to finance asset purchases.
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It's not really my art, it's a performance from a Chinese artist that I borrowed.
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Last year Ortiz borrowed $150 from the fund at an interest rate of 1 percent.
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The two friends greeted each other with a joke borrowed from a popular Vine video.
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Most of the money was borrowed from domestic banks and the central bank, he said.
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The traders have borrowed from banks and lent it to Erbil at their own risk.
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He has once again reiterated his belief that the market is trading on borrowed time.
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Galin borrowed a 15-pound lookalike cat named Fibi from a friend for the heist.
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Instead, she faces accusations that she borrowed money from state banks to plug budget holes.
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Manson's made-up religion was a cut-and-paste invention that borrowed from many sources.
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So they borrowed $5003,2500 from Ms. Haimerl's father and $2400,2000 from her grandparents and aunt.
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From the late 60s, his sitters increasingly included youths posing with bought or borrowed guns.
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Such a plan is only possible with ideas borrowed from both sides of the debate.
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Neumann also borrowed $97.5 million from JPMorgan across products including mortgages secured by personal property.
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The chief executive, later identified as Mr. Choi, also borrowed money from employees, she said.
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These recipes are not the same recipes borrowed from other recipe books and pinterest pages.
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He also previously rented property to his company and borrowed millions in loans from it.
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He also attested that he had not borrowed money from a current or former client.
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Wind this morning so strong the borrowed Florida house shakes on its stilts over water.
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Ms. Haidar was using a borrowed phone and mistakenly returned a call from Mr. Badawi.
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Turkish businesses have borrowed increasing amounts in foreign currencies such as Euros and U.S. dollars.
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She borrowed $6,580 at a 30 percent interest rate to purchase a 2008 Chevrolet Impala.
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They have long borrowed from their predecessors: quoted them, evoked them, effaced them, mocked them.
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Small and midsize businesses borrowed $1 billion through the Amazon Loans program last year alone.
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Sitting in a Tel Aviv office, my interviewee borrowed my iPhone for a simple demo.
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He borrowed from Sorkin's acting, and Warner Brothers even hired Sorkin to play the part.
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These borrowed works by Titian, Leonardo, Rembrandt and Rubens make it a jaw-dropping blockbuster.
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Instead, he borrowed one while Ms. Garfinkel slipped on three stackable rings she already owned.
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Under a bullet loan, the amount borrowed is repaid at the end of the term.
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I did a week long tour that way in a borrowed Prius this last winter.
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Stanton, Ozuna slug Marlins past Phillies MIAMI — Something borrowed helped make the Philadelphia Phillies blue.
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But so far, borrowed logins are a good indication of what people are actually watching.
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My borrowed paperbacks told me that Lewis was from Minnesota, a place I'd never been.
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That includes subway cars that were overhauled during the 1980s and 1990s with borrowed money.
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The dollar amount of money you deposited into an account or borrowed, not including interest.
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At one point Yearwood borrowed her husband's guitar and took a shot at it herself.
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Instead, young Raymond borrowed Dr. Seuss' "Horton Hatches the Egg" (1940) from a mobile library.
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They know that the red carpet gowns are custom-made, that the jewelry is borrowed.
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Trump finally bought it in 1988 for roughly $400 million, every penny of it borrowed.
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And their proprietary and borrowed names — shares, likes, follows, views — have infused our everyday speech.
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It means they're using more borrowed money, to make these loans to high-risk borrowers.
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Drivers borrowed up to $2.53 million, often without a down payment, according to financial documents.
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In country after country, governments have borrowed heavily from China to pay for these projects.
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But he enjoys a good fight, and has been campaigning with gusto, on borrowed time.
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He is a brooding artist and rule-breaker convinced that they are breathing borrowed air.
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For example, most payday loans charge a percentage or dollar amount for every $100 borrowed.
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His mother had borrowed $3,500 from a cousin and a friend to pay the coyotes.
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While Ms. Wynne reduced the increases using borrowed money, the issue continued to rile voters.
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The premium persisted even after banks borrowed a record amount of dollars from the BOJ.
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Strikingly, the bureau found that most people pay more in fees than they originally borrowed.
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His parents borrowed money from relatives and friends for the four treatments, which cost $30,000.
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It's a trick borrowed from Dry Martini, a Barcelona bar that counts — well, you know.
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And hip-hop aggressively borrowed soul melodies via sampling, as exemplified by Bad Boy Records.
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Halfway through her ban, Ms. Flanders borrowed her aunt's sewing machine and learned to sew.
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The uniform, borrowed from "The Handmaid's Tale", has become a universal symbol of women's oppression.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The language commonly used to describe speculative manias is borrowed from epidemiology.
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Garrison borrowed the July 4 protest tradition from a group of black activists in Albany.
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Shake Shack is being shorted to an unhealthy degree: Almost half its shares are borrowed.
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In fact, much of this work was written in a borrowed office in a clocktower.
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One night, Ana sloughs off her uniform and wears borrowed finery to an embassy party.
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General McMaster's phrase, "dignity and self-determination for the Palestinians," was borrowed from Mr. Abbas.
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"Something Borrowed," in which a young woman falls in love with her best friend's fiancé.
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Finally, he borrowed about $500,000 from family members to start his own business, he said.
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She also wants to lift sanctions on Russia and has borrowed funds from Russian banks.
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Over the course of the year, the government borrowed $95.6 trillion, and repaid slightly less.
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"I borrowed all jewelry from Lorraine Schwartz," she said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.
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But Paul Mitchell and I started JPMS with a borrowed $700 and an answering machine.
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But oil output is down, and the government has already borrowed heavily against future revenues.
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It debits the amount borrowed in a pay period from a user's next direct deposit.
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If they borrowed or shared the content, how many followers does the original creator have?
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Mr. Cohen borrowed from a half-dozen banks and credit unions to buy taxi medallions.
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He borrowed one from a friend, and was able to capture his award-nominated shot.
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But it also reduced learning: Students who borrowed less earned worse grades and fewer credits.
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Theirs was a peripatetic career: owned by one team, borrowed by others, never belonging anywhere.
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The planets all bear the TRAPPIST name -- which the researchers borrowed from their favorite beer.
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But it borrowed heavily, and much of the money was used in questionable investment schemes.
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Pads, back protection and helmets are increasingly borrowed from other racing sports, especially mountain biking.
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For years, Turkish firms have borrowed in dollars and euros, drawn by lower interest rates.
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These numbers are still far below the amount the federal government borrowed during the recession.
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I didn't yet have a style of my own, so whenever possible I borrowed Mary's.
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Chapecoense is likely to field a team next season of players borrowed from other clubs.
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In many cases, they have been borrowed from friends or acquaintances with permission, Koskinen said.
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Rowland borrowed the gun "under false pretenses" from an acquaintance, according to the university statement.
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That&aposs why he borrowed the term "entropy," an indicator of a system&aposs disorder.
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So, I borrowed a flute, bought a Herbie Mann record and learned 'Comin' Home Baby.
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About 1.4 million Americans have borrowed from private lenders, according to a report by LendEdu.
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Below ran the evening's cri de coeur, borrowed from the playwright whose surname he shares.
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Their fictional studio had fallen on hard times and borrowed money from a cutthroat competitor.
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Students borrowed $153,1.53 on average to get a master's of dispute resolution from Pepperdine University.
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Then there's Cosmos' most famous dish, the mishmash, borrowed from a renowned Montreal Jewish eatery.
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The heart of the beast: a 289 cubic inch V-8 borrowed from the Mustang.
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He said he borrowed $500,000 to plant this year's crop, after an "absolutely brutal" 2018.
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"Have you ever borrowed a book from thousands of miles away?" the first ad asks.
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But no matter what, they reap the benefits of borrowed gravitas from that source material.
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A New Zealand library was stunned to receive a book that was due back in 1948 from a woman who borrowed the item when she was a child As a young girl, she had borrowed the book from the Epsom Community Library in Auckland.
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Banks must begin repaying the €250bn they have borrowed through the ECB's scheme from mid-2020.
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To do so, Simon borrowed elements from the framework that he had developed in "Administrative Behaviour".
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I knew the WNBA would always be on borrowed time unless it caught fire with fans.
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The government has called the country's media "vampires" living on borrowed funds that they cannot repay.
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Schramp and his co-organizers have constructed the event on borrowed digital infrastructure and real estate.
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Amazon's PR department may as well have borrowed this narrative out of the realms of comedy.
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For years, Turkish companies have borrowed in euros and dollars, to take advantage of lower rates.
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Complicating matters, for years Pemex has borrowed money to pay its taxes, accumulating government-guaranteed loans.
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Investors borrowed these shares with plans to sell and repurchase them later when the price drops.
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"[You don't let being a mom stop you from having fun]," the Something Borrowed actress said.
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The agent showcased his wares — borrowed from the FBI's lab in Quantico, Virginia — and discussed prices.
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Kurdistan has borrowed around $4 billion from Rosneft, traders and Turkey, guaranteed by future oil sales.
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They searched for wigs, rummaged through the family's closets and borrowed old glasses from Lola's father.
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Galante returned to graduate school in her 50s to study social work and borrowed around $35,000.
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Earlier today, Hudson's famous mom Goldie Hawn gave the Something Borrowed star a sweet birthday shoutout.
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These animals are not being "borrowed" to explain people, nothing is being unmasked; on the contrary.
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I borrowed a copy of Moonlight from her roommate last weekend and need to return it.
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And because he borrowed the money from a friend, he is still paying back the loan.
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Mary Desorcy borrowed $20,000 in 2008 from the government to help her son pay for college.
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French borrowed some dude's board down in Sydney, and tried like hell to catch a wave.
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Another Fitbit (the cheaper Flex model that we borrowed) said I came up short, at 486.
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Few families have the cash to cover it, and that's where borrowed money often comes in.
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Barren mahogany smoking rooms are littered with retro-future hardware borrowed from the set of Alien.
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Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue...and maybe something airborne, just for good measure.
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When I got home, my phone had run out of credit, so I borrowed my dad's.
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How it all went wrong But the market, swollen with borrowed money, was vulnerable to collapse.
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Finally, there will be both a direct purchase shop, also borrowed from Fortnite, and purchasable legends.
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For now, the lander's development is still being funded, but it may be on borrowed time.
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They borrowed $203,000 from Mr. Grishman, a former banker who is Ms. Wild's brother-in-law.
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Instead, Clauss borrowed a mannequin from a gas station and re-created moments that he remembers.
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But he went from being on borrowed time to making long-term plans with his son.
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Some of them borrowed too enthusiastically and kept an imprudently loose rein on banks and firms.
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We open the episode on Tess (Ella Purnell) unpacking plates she has "borrowed" from the restaurant.
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Kenya's government borrowed from China and hired a Chinese state-owned company to build the lines.
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Some $20133bn of it was borrowed in secret, behind the backs of parliament and the public.
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"We've borrowed everything — there's no money from the government, and certainly no bank loans," he said.
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Kate's diamond earrings were designed to match her Cartier tiara, which was borrowed from Queen Elizabeth.
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But late payers are still prone to abuse, especially if they have borrowed from shady people.
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Perhaps use this Mercury retrograde to repay someone for something you borrowed a long time ago.
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Most of it was looted, stolen, bought under duress or borrowed and never returned, they said.
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Banks today are able to lend out money borrowed at close-to-zero percent deposit rates.
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Princess Diana borrowed the piece to wear at a state banquet for the Netherlands in 1982.
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And how come nobody's scared of dripping grease and Animal Sauce all over their borrowed gowns?
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Unfortunately, the 15-inch Notebook 9 also borrowed its fit and finish from its smaller sibling.
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Asked how he felt when he saw that Trump had borrowed the slogan, Pandey is circumspect.
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That means guarding against purchases made with too much borrowed money of illiquid assets, especially property.
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To bridge that gap, Turkey's banks and big firms have borrowed heavily, often in foreign currency.
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For this latest trick, the company actually borrowed from, of all places, its latest flip phone.
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Mr Agarwal, 63, has made most of his fortune betting on India—often with borrowed money.
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He thinks that will have consequences for the economy because people have borrowed at false prices.
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"This is all borrowed money that will go to corporations and high-income earners," said Rep.
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The title refers to the infinite image blank called the Internet, and borrowed and manipulated images.
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They have also borrowed from the ECB - about 204 billion euros at the end of 2016.
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Kilicdaroglu, however, said Erdogan and his ministers had been "begging for borrowed money" on international visits.
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We just borrowed another two trillion dollars to provide a tax cut that was unpaid for.
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The fee is an "annualized overnight fee" charged on the notional value of the shares borrowed.
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I borrowed the DVDs from the library, and they're due back in a couple of days.
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Books can be sampled and borrowed in a tap and read right inside the app too.
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They borrowed another from a friend but it broke down as they were on the road.
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Instead, they borrowed from the best of the GM brands, especially Buick, and created something amazing.
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Mechel, controlled by Russian businessman Igor Zyuzin, borrowed extensively during the commodities boom in the 2000s.
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It helps that Vivo heavily borrowed from iOS while designing the user interface for the V9.
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It's a feature borrowed from Apex Legends, the competing battle royale that launched earlier in 2019.
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To plug the gaps, the city borrowed millions in general obligation bonds in 2012 and 2013.
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Some banks have themselves borrowed heavily in dollars, debt that now costs much more to service.
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In 2011, Gingras borrowed $1,050 at a rate of 198.17 percent, money she repaid with interest.
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Ditto for those gigantic diamond earrings she was rocking ... which were reportedly borrowed from Queen Elizabeth.
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It was interesting to see that both candidates have clearly borrowed pages from each other's playbooks.
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"It will show free money, like scholarships and grants, and borrowed money, like loans," she said.
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However, last Friday the IMF said it believed Maputo borrowed $1 billion more than previously disclosed.
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Eventually, she borrowed her mom's car for an interview at a TV station in Richmond, Virginia.
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She asks if he would mind if she borrowed Khloé's womb for a year or so.
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They borrowed oodles to build large projects that delivered energy to utilities at increasingly attractive prices.
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They borrowed $20113 from his uncles and bought him a one-way ticket to Los Angeles.
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In the run-up to driving the GT500, I borrowed a 2019 GT5003 for a week.
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"The deal will be completed with investors' own money, not borrowed money," the Sberbank source said.
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Representatives for Marfrig said the company borrowed from Caixa at market rates without any special privileges.
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And in 22016, Cohen borrowed money for one of his taxi companies, Golden Child Cab Corp.
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So every beach party, yacht soirée and Palais des Festivals premiere is awash with borrowed bling.
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In 1909, the Equality League of Self-Supporting Women borrowed the property for a suffrage outing.
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The bit with Beyoncé mounting a chair is borrowed from the Crazy Horse cabaret in Paris.
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The camps, using rhetoric borrowed from Hezbollah, in Lebanon, and its Iranian backers, promoted Zaydi Islam.
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To do this, I borrowed a methodology from productivity and efficiency analysis called stochastic frontier analysis.
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You can use mentor sentences like these, borrowed from the texts above, to construct your own.
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Its companies have borrowed from abroad at a faster rate than any emerging market save China's.
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When he bought his high-powered rock saw, he borrowed another $9,000 from his wife Paula.
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She worked through both her undergraduate and graduate degrees to pay back the $8,000 she borrowed.
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Kazakh, a Turkic language, has very little in common with Russian save for some borrowed words.
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The Baileys borrowed a friend's travel-trailer and lived for two months on his father's property.
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When investors short a stock, they are betting it will go down by selling borrowed shares.
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Once you've made the final payment, the funds you borrowed, plus any interest earned, are yours.
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The novel employs devices borrowed from Patricia Highsmith's books, those ruthless tales of unstable, swappable identity.
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" During the 22019 election, Nader borrowed the same language calling Bush and Gore "Tweedledee and Tweedledum.
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To do so, he borrowed from skills he learned while working for a medical start-up.
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ALL YOU DID WAS PROVIDE THE SHARES YOU HAD TO COVER THAT POSITION THAT YOU BORROWED.
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Regardless, the Bush tax reductions borrowed heavily from the supply-side ideology that underpinned Reagan's cuts.
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Marlins sweep Phillies, extend win streak to 4 MIAMI — Marcell Ozuna is retiring his "borrowed" bat.
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The country has to repay the $1 billion eurobond borrowed in 2014, which matures on Monday.
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The rate on undergraduate student loans borrowed through June 30, 2017, is a fixed 3.76 percent.
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It is a gesture that could have been borrowed from Han's imagination, or from her dreams.
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She even borrowed a hashtag from Taylor Swift, writing "#ME" along with several music-related emojis.
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Meanwhile, Nate had borrowed a cell phone and called his father from the classroom, he said.
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The show has borrowed pieces from collectors and recombined them to be, at times, almost unrecognizable.
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Much of what we're working with is several decades old, so we're working on borrowed time.
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The title refers to the infinite image bank called the Internet, and borrowed and manipulated images.
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Michigan, for instance, will have to pay back more than 1,800 times the amount it borrowed.
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" Go deeper: WashPost lead story, "As the 'King of Debt,' Trump borrowed to build his empire.
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Has a bestie promised the stain on the sweater they borrowed from you is really small?
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And just a few days ago, the startup borrowed $5 million to end another service outage.
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Borrowed money is typically paid back using cash from operations or by taking out new debt.
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"Now it begins" and "Now it ends" are uttered, borrowed from that scene in the book.
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She borrowed her mother's car to drive an hour away to the interview, but was rejected.
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The title track is a tribute to Nas and AZ, with flows borrowed from Jay-Z.
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Their bootleg "Viking" chant, borrowed from Iceland's fans, feels much more lackadaisical here in extra time.
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You might have hired and made capital investments accordingly, and willingly borrowed money to do so.
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Colored solid yellow or green, they look like recycled paint containers borrowed from someone else's studio.
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Her mother, a poor laborer living in rural India, borrowed money to take her to hospital.
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The expeditions, also borrowed from Summit, are intended to spark passions and inspire long-term ambitions.
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Being herded this way and that by coyotes — the smugglers he'd paid $5,000 in borrowed money.
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The actor delivers a tour de force of self-effacement, a bravura demonstration of borrowed charisma.
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Mr. Hoque said he maxed out credit cards and borrowed from a dozen friends and relatives.
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There, precipitous plunges in currencies have left companies that borrowed in dollars staring at impossible debts.
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Gupta also borrowed an investment strategy from hedge-fund billionaire Ray Dalio, one of Robbins's interviewees.
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Robert Mueller, the special counsel, always knew he was running the Russia investigation on borrowed time.
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Again, lets look at the example of the short seller who borrowed a stock at $50.
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But Ryan might not just be on borrowed time in trying to get his repeal through.
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A rapid-cut assemblage, Borden stole, found, and "borrowed" footage and music for much of it.
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But finally she was able to give back the borrowed wheelchair and put away the walker.
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They practiced their own puzzles and borrowed others and spun them constantly in their fidgety fingers.
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Rather than continue to fight with the bank, the Kaufmans borrowed $80,000 from Mr. Kaufman's parents.
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That would be 22.9 percent higher than the $33 billion the federal government borrowed last year.
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The guitar and bass were Steve's and the amps were borrowed from another friend of ours.
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The Laotian government is relying on money borrowed from China to fund many of these dams.
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Campaign spokesman Chris Hayden said Warren did not have to use borrowed funds in the end.
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It debits the amount borrowed in a pay period from a user&aposs next direct deposit.
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Nor were his inventions fake, even if they were sometimes impractical or borrowed from other people.
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Though it was unlikely his first choice in strategies, Gillespie sadly borrowed from the same playbook.
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The lawyers who designed the super-voting share structure borrowed it from the newspaper publishing industry.
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"They're all borrowed," White tells PEOPLE of her dresses in the newest issue, on stands now.
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In many cases, they are worth far less than what their owners borrowed to buy them.
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" Elsewhere we read of Freud indulging his "yen for borrowed power," and exhibiting "madcap self-deception.
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She is also the founder of Happily Ever Borrowed, a Manhattan company that rents bridal accessories.
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These people have run and hid and borrowed the Democratic agenda of playing the race card.
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Students also borrowed ideas from the 1975 protests against the imposition of an emergency in India.
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That picture book has been borrowed a whopping 485,584 times since it was published in 1962.
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And since military style is forever being borrowed and reworked in men's wear, it felt seamless.
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The driver said he had borrowed his cousin's car to come to Nogales to buy sweaters.
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Those elements returned, and so did the A.F.C. North crown, borrowed for a year by Cincinnati.
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The rest was subsidized by the general public – borrowed actually and added to the national debt.
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Hats, an iron and even a meat slicer borrowed the taut curves of the new automotive.
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One afternoon last summer, Irvi borrowed Rachel's parents' car to take the girls to Coney Island.
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Mutai borrowed his friend's Nokia Symbian S40 mobile phone and taught himself to code on it.
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He knows — "but only vaguely, a borrowed memory" — that his father, Frank, died on a bridge.
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Instead, she borrowed the money from her family and British bank the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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It has borrowed more than $85033 billion to fund day-to-day operations and other functions.
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Zhang borrowed over $1.5 million in cash to double his original investment of the same amount.
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Lehman Brothers also got away with using accounting gimmicks to mask how much money it borrowed.
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What we don't know, however, is what they earn, what's given to them, and what's borrowed.
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She and Holder consciously borrowed from the populist strategy of Obama's 2012 campaign against Mitt Romney.
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The grandma's animal print hair bonnet is borrowed from girls he'd seen at the Fulton Mall.
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Students also borrowed ideas from the 1975 protests against the imposition of an emergency in India.
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Pepsi scrapped its ad that starred Kendall and borrowed imagery of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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I think Ads has borrowed my riser once or twice to get up to the decks!
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On the bright side, the eggs probably counted as her something new and her something borrowed.
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It was boring skiing down the mountain, so I borrowed a friend's gear and tried snowboarding.
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A little more than half of that comes from banks, with the rest borrowed from the market.
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Some dialectal words are borrowed from European languages, like talifoon (telephone), which is used alongside MSA'S haatif.
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I happened to not have a red jersey with me, so I borrowed this from a mate.
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Organizers borrowed as much as $7 million in a last-minute bid to fund the doomed festival.
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TRUMP: ... first of all, that's called a... RUBIO: There are people who borrowed $36,000... BLITZER: Hold on.
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Chinese companies have borrowed heavily since the 2008 financial crisis, with state-owned enterprises leading the splurge.
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So it depends -- when retail sales go up because people borrowed more money, is that really good?
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Some 69 percent of undergrads borrowed neither federal subsidized nor unsubsidized loans in the most recent survey.
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The 71-year-old man now owes more than $60,000, more than double what he originally borrowed.
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Of the $12.53 million it borrowed from the government, the company could only pay back $53 million.
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He then borrowed $35 from his mother and began trading commodities like rice, sugar, and palm oil.
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