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No authority is wholly natural or native; when we're not borrowing from our neighbors, we're borrowing from our ancestors.
Borrowing from a retirement account may also jeopardize retirement prospects.
Emergency funding is more costly than borrowing from the ECB.
And you would to, by "borrowing" from her closet. 4.
At its simplest, this measures Britain's net borrowing from abroad.
Want to boost your savings without borrowing from other investments?
NFL coaches borrowing from their college contemporaries in nothing new.
Banks use it determine the cost of borrowing from one another.
Here are the cases for and against borrowing from your future.
Start by not borrowing from anywhere other than the federal government.
Soon Mr. Bai began borrowing from one lender to pay another.
But I view it as kind of borrowing from the future.
Borrowing from Trump's playbook, the new right chose to play the victim.
This time, the company is borrowing from its experimental browser Opera Neon.
Donald J. Trump is borrowing from Mr. Sanders's playbook to court Democrats.
There is a significant downside to borrowing from your own retirement account.
They were borrowing from art films in terms of editing and shots.
Unconsciously, I think, I was borrowing from her strategy of noting expressions.
"I'm borrowing from my future just to pay for my present," she said.
It has reduced its cost of borrowing from 1.5 percent in December 2014.
Borrowing from Zuckerberg's approach, Dorsey made a call for regulation of his industry.
For Johnson it was his round black eyeglasses, a borrowing from Le Corbusier.
But where this gang really seems to be borrowing from is the boys.
Either absorbing them, borrowing from them, or simply keeping them under its umbrella.
"In other words, we're borrowing from the divine wonder of home," she added.
He closed the operating deficit without borrowing from Wall Street or raising taxes.
Harder to explain is why China wants to keep borrowing from the bank.
It plans to cover the gap with 1.5 billion rials worth of reserves, 900 million rials in borrowing from the international market, 600 million rials of grants, and 300 million rials of borrowing from the local market, the ministry said.
The economy has grown briskly, without intolerable inflation or too much borrowing from abroad.
This means the banks will be receiving cash for borrowing from the central bank.
On a national level, countries that borrow money are effectively borrowing from future generations.
Its most important target is banks' short-term cost of borrowing from each other.
" He continued: "Some are borrowing from their 401(k)'s; others are liquidating investments.
Clinton, borrowing from the senator's own words to describe her as unfit for office.
Zillgitt-Stowers thinks the method of borrowing from Social Security is a good idea.
The Rothschild bank soon helped other governments finance operations by borrowing from British merchants.
Ryan Holiday, borrowing from Marcus Aurelius describes this as turning the obstacle upside down.
Even when Conan Doyle wasn't borrowing from Poe, he was convinced that he was.
But Rohrwacher isn't borrowing from this tradition to sell picturesque nostalgia or political piety.
The decision affects rates on all kinds of borrowing, from home mortgages to credit cards.
According to the court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Ayers began borrowing from Gunvalson in 2011.
We see the Virgin Mary nursing Jesus in the Lactatio, borrowing from Roman Isaic imagery.
He also hates debt, and in his early days avoided borrowing from state-controlled lenders.
GOV DEADLINE: Borrowing from The Hill's "Overnight HealthCare," it's that time of the year again.
Whatever tricks of the trade they're borrowing from Goldman, it looks as if it's working.
Thirteen percent obtained their gun via "theft," which includes borrowing from friends or family members.
Critics have long accused the band of brazenly borrowing from blues musicians and other artists.
With Malpass at the helm, resistance to Chinese borrowing from the bank would likely increase.
Still, like their use of the term "bodily autonomy", they are selectively borrowing from feminists.
Such record levels of imports are only made possible through continued borrowing from other nations.
Other companies, also fighting for survival, are seeking risky and costly borrowing from private equity firms.
She scrounged up $33 — $1,460 adjusted for inflation — for the procedure by borrowing from sympathetic girlfriends.
The new snacks are designed to capitalize on these trends, borrowing from flavors around the world.
What if the artist being the biter is in fact borrowing from an artist they influenced?
She seems to inhabit a space between these two worlds, borrowing from the rhetoric of both.
Yes, that does mean the banks will be receiving cash for borrowing from the central bank.
"Overall, around one third of the corporate sector's borrowing from banks is currently stressed," Awtani said.
" Or, "The Government has been stealing & borrowing from the fund & never paying it back for years.
Lawmakers accepted the charges accusing her of borrowing from state banks to conceal a fiscal deficit.
That figure includes $5.4 trillion that the government owes itself, mostly from borrowing from Social Security.
Do you think artists in that zone are modern classical borrowing from electronic or vice-versa?
Less than a year later, another jumbo borrowing from Japan is poised to beat that record.
The thing is, today's puzzle is a classic example of borrowing from Peter to pay Paul.
The external debt, from banks and businesses borrowing from abroad is about 50 percent of GDP.
She's accused of borrowing from state banks to cover a shortfall in Brazil's deficit (a no-no).
Families forced to build their own homes go into debt, borrowing from friends and living off charity.
External financing needs are adequately covered by broad-based foreign direct investment and external borrowing from multilaterals.
Nikiforuk, borrowing from countless disciplines, takes us on an odyssey through our atmospherically-challenged 21st century world.
I wonder if Kim signed off on Cheban's appearance in the film, borrowing from her personal tragedy.
The central bank governor also said the bank would work to reduce government's borrowing from the bank.
WeWork's S-1 filing detailed the co-working company's and Neumann own borrowing from JPMorgan and others.
After borrowing from the credit line, interest will start to accrue and you'll begin to make payments.
Borrowing from retirement funds may also mean people avoid higher-cost alternatives, like a car title loan.
Students borrowing from the federal government will get different loans at different times over their college years.
Capital Economics's Scott Bowman said low interest rates would stop borrowing from slowing much in coming quarters.
But Summers must know that America's ongoing purchases are only made possible through continued borrowing from overseas.
Wanda has obtained the approval for the latest offshore borrowing from the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
In June 1789 James Madison proposed nine resolutions, borrowing from state constitutions and the English Bill of Rights.
However, much of the deficit has been financed by external borrowing from parent mining companies, reducing external vulnerabilities.
Borrowing from classical, folk, and jazz, riffing across unpredictable chord progressions and time signatures, Genesis electrified European audiences.
Brands are also borrowing from workwear's playbook, with Vetements' radical normcore and Calvin Klein's Americana-tinged nostalgia trip.
More than half of the people in both cohorts said they would prefer plastic to borrowing from relatives.
At face value, the law is rather impressive, borrowing from and adopting best practices from around the world.
In a testament to just how much she's borrowing from the authoritarian playbook, she's even circumvented the police.
It was obvious what was going on: People were borrowing from L.L.Bean as though it were a library.
The decision to leave the European Union increases risks for British companies borrowing from European banks, they showed.
Three months later, the Trump Organization started borrowing from Signature — thanks, at least in part, to Mr. Cohen.
Totaling more than 40 pages, they describe his business dealings, earnings, expenses and borrowing from 2009 to 2016.
Totaling more than 20163 pages, they describe his business dealings, earnings, expenses and borrowing from 2009 to 2016.
So all of these shows have these big musical numbers, borrowing from folk dances, from hip-hop videos.
I'm borrowing from Josh Wolfe at Lux Capital to select Exhalations by Ted Chiang as our first book.
"Sí se puede, sí se puede," the crowd chanted, borrowing from former President Obama and others before him.
That these contemporary brands are collaborating (or liberally borrowing) from Kansai's obscure archive is less interesting than why.
Borrowing 'fueled' activity Moynihan said that middle-market companies are borrowing from Bank of America more than ever before.
Then again, this isn't the first time Kylie Cosmetics has been accused of, ahem, borrowing from a makeup artist.
The company isn't borrowing from Facebook or Instagram, but instead is trying to build out its network from scratch.
AND THAT WITH BORROWING FROM ABROAD FINANCES ALL OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND CAPITAL INVESTMENT IS THE KEY TO OUTPUT.
And there's nothing wrong with borrowing from leaders like Ardern and bringing some healing and mothering to the mix.
I read a book a week, sometimes two, borrowing from a public library's online network halfway across the world.
In reality, the developers that were borrowing from Woodbridge were actually entities controlled by Shapiro, according to the SEC.
Countries with a trade deficit, like the U.S., are borrowing from the rest of the world to support investment.
Many people have been borrowing from older narratives of risk and vulnerability while trying to understand the current economy.
Borrowing from art history, soft-core pornography and commercial art, they presage Pop Art, appropriation art and Neo-Expressionism.
Underpinning that growth is a law passed in 2015 to prohibit local provinces and cities from borrowing from banks.
He took ideas from the socialists at the time, borrowing from Eugene Debs, who was also in the race.
The ideas that Ms. Swift and her producers are borrowing from have been long simmering in the pop mainstream.
Most of those are taking a personal loan from banks or credit unions, but some are borrowing from family.
Once the game tipped off, the players continued the tribute, borrowing from the NBA's Atlanta Hawks and Washington Wizards.
We know he admires authoritarian leaders, but he seems intent on borrowing from their cults of personality as well.
In a form-shattering memoir, Machado recounts her abusive relationship with another woman by borrowing from dozens of genres.
That's why she's giving those affected permission to consider breaking a key money rule and borrowing from a retirement account.
Borrowing from the designs of much more expensive sets, the 26-Series TV is all clean lines and brushed metal.
Besides, as we've seen, Kate has no problem borrowing from gran-gran's jewelry box when it comes to impressive jewels.
We always end up having debts and borrowing from people and all that, and it was only me and Hélène.
Mangudya said government borrowing from the central bank reached $2.99 billion in December, about three times its permissible overdraft limit.
Traders also fret about Britain's large current-account deficit, a measure of how much the country is borrowing from abroad.
The cost of borrowing from taxpayers, ie taking in their over-payments, is higher than raising funds in other ways.
Now Snap is the one borrowing from a buzzy up-and-comer aimed at its tween to teenage customer base.
Godzilla is the most well-known of kaiju monsters, and also helps illustrate Colossal's genius in borrowing from the genre.
Which, let's face it, really means men in women's wear, since women have been borrowing from men's wear for decades.
And they had sunk their own savings into the parts needed for these robots, even borrowing from friends and family.
" Borrowing from Tony Blair, they admonish me that no one can say, "Stop the world, I want to get off.
Of course, Kim Kardashian West is hardly the only celebrity borrowing from the vocabulary of liberation and getting it wrong.
The attacks, and the ad, are an example of Democrats borrowing from the same Republican playbook they have previously criticized.
"Extensive borrowing from Beijing has largely shielded Chinese mining companies from encroachment, while exposing others to greater pressure," he said.
Here's how to secure the payment processor loans that business owners say are way easier than borrowing from traditional banks.
And when he did, it was through the Wall Street equivalent of borrowing from one parent to repay the other.
But Zalando's approach of borrowing from its Chinese counterparts represents a new strategy of looking East, not West, for inspiration.
More expensive than borrowing from the European Central Bank, the ELA's full repayment helps lenders to diversify their funding mix.
More worryingly, most countries were now borrowing from local banks, which could destabilize the domestic financial sector and fuel inflation.
Higher interest rates allow banks to charge customers more for loans, while maintaining relatively low cost of borrowing from deposits.
And when he did, it was through the Wall Street equivalent of borrowing from one parent to repay the other.
In other words, robotics may help us bring diversity to large-scale food production, borrowing from the lessons of agroecology.
There is a significant downside to borrowing from your own retirement account, which is a permanent setback to your retirement planning.
Borrowing from the model popularized by game streaming service Twitch, YouTube's Channel Memberships is a sort of premium model subscription plan.
The new video for "Juice" sees Future and Esco borrowing from the OJ Simpson aesthetic that they've half-obsessed over recently.
Borrowing from your retirement account means missing out on the chance to make that money grow, setting back your savings efforts.
The borrowing from China and other lenders like the African Development Bank has stoked unease among some opposition and government officials.
Gaps in public finances, as well as investments in property, were financed by borrowing from Germany and other northern European countries.
Borrowing from English, Portuguese, and Nigeria's 500-odd languages, Pidgin deftly weaves all of them together and mashes in playful imagery.
The women who spend the least tend to use items they already own, filling out their wardrobes by borrowing from friends.
He also wrote his own songs, such as "Wake Me Up", borrowing from whatever interested him, even folk, country and bluegrass.
Specifically, they're cashing in on steady growth in spending and borrowing from American households — the main driver of the US economy.
The central government expects to meet its 2017 financing needs mainly with local market issuance and borrowing from multilateral development banks.
Last year, 47 percent of the deficit was covered by borrowing from the local market, and 20163 percent by state reserves.
Rwanda's government, borrowing from European laws against Holocaust denial, brands its opponents as apologists for the 1994 genocide and silences them.
Rather than borrowing from The Ronettes or even commissioning a remix of an older cut, they basically ignored the original altogether.
An avant-gardist who was among the earliest advocates of borrowing from jazz, he died at the Wülzburg camp in 1942.
Conservative allies of President Trump are borrowing from the Democrats' 1998 playbook, claiming the inquiry is all a waste of time.
Ms. Eisenman's paintings declare open season on painting, borrowing from past and present, possibly to build a new kind of future.
Of all of them, Madonna, the mother of reinvention herself, may have been the queen of borrowing from South Asian culture.
For as long as both existed, tabletop RPGs and computer RPGs have been in a cycle of borrowing from each other.
It's all a result of the fact that, after 10 years making music, Owen's become more comfortable borrowing from other genres.
About 800,000 Equity customers were locked out of borrowing from the bank after the cap was introduced in 2016, Mwangi said.
Borrowing from the ECB and the Bank of Greece fell to 24 billion euros from 25.6 billion in the third quarter.
About 800,000 Equity customers were locked out of borrowing from the bank after the cap was introduced in 2016, Mwangi said.
There are significant downsides to borrowing from your own retirement account, which can be a permanent setback to your retirement planning.
And McKinsey endorsed the idea of heavy borrowing from China, referring to it as a "game changer" elsewhere in the region.
Borrowing from Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," the play is inspired by a true story, with details updated since its premiere in 211.
Often borrowing from his literary hero's dictum, Muir harnessed Thoreau's statement to promote his drive to save California wilderness from ruin.
Borrowing from earthquake protection Research has found ways to keep columns and beams strong even when they are stressed and bent.
The piece, borrowing from a '21993s media aesthetic, nonetheless points to Smith's way of darting among visual fragments to negotiate feeling.
Malpass at the time was highly critical of China's continued borrowing from the World Bank and of Beijing's Belt and Road initiative.
"We're borrowing from the digital to do in the physical," Michael Martin, vice president of digital products for Nike, told BuzzFeed News.
The bank reduced its borrowing from the ECB and the Bank of Greece to 30.4 billion euros from 32.7 billion in December.
Behind the scenes, the company is borrowing from the TV production model, with a showrunner leading each writing time creating the stories.
Borrowing from the centuries-old traditional healing method, Moxibustion, this device can ease your sore muscles, relieve tension, and accelerate your recovery.
" The show, a drama known for borrowing from headlines for its stories, is taking on the election with an episode called "Unstoppable.
NBG reduced its borrowing from the European Central Bank and Greece's central bank to 13.2 billion euros in August from 22 billion.
But if Star Wars films keep borrowing from the past, they'll inevitably take on that franchise staleness, that sense of spinning wheels.
Surely these people would be delighted to know that Melania Trump is borrowing from Twilight Sparkle rather than a black First Lady.
Chanos said Tesla and SolarCity chief Elon Musk's heavy reliance on borrowing from the capital markets contrasts with the approach of Amazon.
Turns out, there's inspo to be seen over on the video-sharing site, too — and tips worthy of borrowing from the boys.
"Often, when drought comes, we end up borrowing from funds that would have been set aside for infrastructure development projects," he said.
The utility said in its filing that it currently has $3.46 billion in cash after borrowing from an existing revolving credit line.
Borrowing from the Polanski playbook, it tells of a woman's unraveling into a homicidal psychopath as she minds an upscale Manhattan apartment.
Banks use the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) and Tokyo Interbank Offered Rate (Tibor) to set costs of borrowing from each other.
Her saturated oil paintings involve a healthy dose of pastiche, borrowing from late-Baroque masters, including Jean-Honoré Fragonard and Francois Boucher.
"There is a healthy primary,'' Mr. Shakir said, "and people are evolving and learning strategies and approaches and borrowing from each other.
He sees the Corvette borrowing from Porsche's ultra-profitable playbook, keeping the lineup fresh with myriad styles, performance upgrades and personalization options.
Ukraine is also in the throes of negotiating new borrowing from the International Monetary Fund, in which the US has considerable influence.
The two lenders were the last of Greece's four big banks to fully eliminate their emergency borrowing from the Bank of Greece.
Gundlach, who voted for President Donald Trump, said the driver of U.S. economic growth is deficit spending and borrowing from the future.
On the eve of the crisis, Thailand, for example, was importing far more than it exported, borrowing from foreigners to bridge the gap.
The dollar's surge over the previous three years was potentially destabilising for the global financial system, given that dollar borrowing from non-U.
That's why she gives them the green light to consider breaking one of her key money rules and borrowing from a retirement account.
Borrowing from the Greek central bank's emergency liquidity assistance window (ELA) was reduced by one billion euros to 12.2 billion at end March.
But Mr Summers, borrowing from the ideas of former Keynesians, suggested that such conditions could become a near-permanent feature of the economy.
Treasury has been able to continue borrowing from investors by using accounting measures such as limiting government payments to public sector retirement funds.
"Human reason is imperfect," he said at one point during the interview, borrowing from his recent State of the State address back home.
Sistema is considering various options of raising funds, including borrowing from banks, Interfax quoted Mikhail Shamolin, the company's chief executive officer, as saying.
"The current account deficit is the mirror image of our borrowing from the rest of the world," said CBA chief economist Michael Blythe.
October's data suggested, however, that Qatari banks have begun to have success filling this gap by increasing their borrowing from Asia and Europe.
He has promised to cut America's trade deficit, which, as a matter of national accounting, goes hand in hand with borrowing from abroad.
The company will have to reinvent car display and distribution, borrowing from both Tesla and its own Apple store strategy, to hawk them.
Whether she's borrowing from her childhood memories or creating new ones with her kids, Reese Witherspoon and her family love their holiday traditions.
However, she believes the company has built a solid foundation for what she dubs the "Flux Flywheel", borrowing from Amazon's Amazon Flywheel concept.
This sly satire, borrowing from outrageous real-life Italian politics, features a larger-than-life leader, conspiracy theories and an almost-corrupt press.
"It would be surprising to me if it's (the Juche bird) their lead-off hitter now," he said, borrowing from a baseball term.
But there's a temptation to generalize from this particular situation, to say that all borrowing from any designer should be banned by copyright.
Some small banks rely heavily on short-term borrowing from the interbank market, leaving other banks at risk if they run into trouble.
In 1973, when he took office, borrowing from the fund had reached its lowest level in 10 years, at less than $1 billion.
Before you make any big investment decisions, ask yourself three key questions, which I am borrowing from our Sketch Guy columnist, Carl Richards.
Banks use the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) and Tokyo Interbank Offered Rate (Tibor) to set the cost of borrowing from each other.
Borrowing from the practices of a program called the Responsive Classroom, Ascend began to retrain teachers to focus on social and emotional development.
A tell-tale sign that your friendship has achieved full-blown bestie status is when you and she start borrowing from each others' closets.
The government would have to start borrowing from the private sector almost immediately to be able to meet commitments to retirees and near-retirees.
Le Pen, borrowing from the lesson of President Donald Trump, promised those workers that she would save their jobs, and that Macron would not.
Tip repeats the formula that seemed to work for him on "Catwalks," this time borrowing from The Weeknd's "Loft Music" from House of Balloons.
For starters, "consider tapping into your savings account or borrowing from a friend or family member," said Ashley Dull, a credit strategist at CardRates.com.
But this time around, instead of borrowing from the iconography of DHL, Champion, and Thrasher, Gvasalia took a cue from Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign.
She's accused of breaking budgetary laws by borrowing from state banks to cover a shortfall in Brazil's deficit and pay for popular social programs.
To the extent that trade deficits thus represent borrowing from abroad, there is some truth to the idea that they could erode American wealth.
After the sanctions were imposed, Qatari banks' borrowing from foreign banks also fell sharply as institutions from the four Arab countries stopped extending loans.
And a $7 beer is a more palatable price of admission than a monthly HBO subscription you're "borrowing" from a friend of a friend.
Borrowing from the Old Masters, he recasts Black men as figures like Napoleon, riding high on a white horse as he commands his army.
An individual borrowing money is essentially borrowing from her future self: future-you becomes a bit poorer so that present-you can be richer.
Borrowing from the weather example above, let's say you wanted to know how much revenue was booked for the business in the first quarter.
The bank's decision to hike the cost of borrowing from its late liquidity window came a day after the U.S. Federal Reserve lifted rates.
Borrowing from your 401(k), although the terms can be attractive, should be a last resort to avoid derailing your retirement plans, he said.
Hurricane Katrina (and two others in 2005) triggered $19 billion in borrowing from the Treasury, and Superstorm Sandy added another $10 billion in claims.
Borrowing from old realism and newer modernism, McGregor activates the privilege of roving omniscience, as he peers into kitchen windows, back gardens, upstairs bedrooms.
All those decades later, he was quoting Conrad in a Nobel speech, teaching Conrad as a Chicago professor, borrowing from Conrad in his novels.
They could manage to buy a new five-bedroom house and have the occasional dinner out without borrowing from their in-laws, he said.
Conversely, as governor of Massachusetts, Weld closed a $1.8 billion deficit and balanced every state budget without borrowing from Wall Street or raising taxes.
"$12 billion to aid farmers means the US is essentially borrowing from China to offset the costs of tariffs imposed by China," Phillips said.
"If the (unpaid bill) backlog becomes sufficiently large, the state government could resort to borrowing from debt service funds for operating needs," Moody's said.
This helped the bank reduce its borrowing from the ECB and the Bank of Greece to 32.7 billion euros from 35.8 billion in September.
In response to restricted access to Western finance and technology, firms have switched to borrowing from Russian state banks and developed their own technology.
While the United States rapidly developed a way to screen air passengers coming into the country — borrowing from intelligence tools developed after the Sept.
While the United States rapidly developed a way to screen air passengers coming into the country — borrowing from intelligence tools developed after the Sept.
E-cigarette companies seem to be borrowing from last century's tobacco executives who knowingly appealed to teenagers with kid-friendly advertisements and smoother smokes.
Many analysts believe that the charges against her — violating budgetary laws by borrowing from a state-owned bank to conceal a deficit — were minor.
His brazen seizure of power was hallowed by hyper-nationalism and lubricated with lavish spending on vanity projects financed by heavy borrowing from China.
When the group wasn't borrowing from R&B they were exploring other genres that were faring well on the charts, like rock and country.
Usually, Black Mirror predicts the future; however, in an interview with Rolling Stone, creator Charlie Brooker suggested that the show is actually borrowing from reality.
Because, as I mentioned before, the obligations that they would undertake, say borrowing from a bank or a credit union are in effect federally guaranteed.
"We didn't face any problem with borrowing from international markets and I don't think we'll have a problem in the future," he said this week.
The IMF has told Zimbabwe not to clear its $1.75 billion foreign arrears by borrowing from other lenders as it would add to the debt.
Another mom did let Knight place her son, scraping together over $10,000 for inpatient rehab in Florida by digging into savings and borrowing from family.
In contrast, pioneers with large online infrastructure footprints like Netflix and Google are already borrowing from the SecOps playbook and automating routine tasks with code.
Not for the lecture, but because it was in a huge, newly renovated loft I was borrowing from an artist, who hadn't moved in yet.
To capture 2015, members tapped a word almost a millennium old, a borrowing from Old Norse that improbably became part of the English pronoun system.
Alpha reduced its borrowing from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Greece by 1.9 billion during July to September to 20.9 billion euros.
Gundlach, known on Wall Street as the Bond King, said that the driver of U.S. economic growth is deficit spending and borrowing from the future.
What saved both men was a relatively new twist on peer-to-peer lending — borrowing from affluent individuals who are putting up their own money.
This creates significant uncertainty, and forces governments borrowing from China to rely on maintaining strong bilateral ties above all else to ensure future lending policies.
Borrowing from Freaky Friday's plot, Dicky is dining on Asian cuisine, when after being owned by a "fan" he wishes he could be someone else.
He focused first on the Iowa caucuses, borrowing from Jimmy Carter's strategy in 1976 of using a victory there to jump ahead of the field.
About 4 in 10 said they could not meet an unexpected expense of $400 without carrying a credit card balance or borrowing from a friend.
This would amount to an International New Deal, borrowing from Franklin D. Roosevelt's plan the basic idea of mobilizing idle private money for public purposes.
Borrowing from friends and familyLoren said that these factors apply just the same if you&aposre borrowing money or getting investments from friends and family.
But it is enjoyably eclectic, borrowing from disco, jazz, rock and folk, with a shout-out to Tchaikovsky in a "Swan Lake"-ish murder ballet.
Younger employees are much more likely to turn to these types of loans, with about 15% of those under 34 borrowing from a payday lender.
In Australia's case, the plan has the advantage of borrowing from Britain's experience with its Fixated Threat Assessment Center, which has been running since 2006.
"Let's all sit down," I said, in an aggressively serene voice that I realized I was borrowing from my mother, who is a shiatsu masseuse.
Qatari banks' borrowing from foreign banks fell sharply in the initial months of the embargo as institutions from the four Arab countries stopped extending loans.
"We didn't face any problem with borrowing from international markets and I don't think we'll have a problem in the future," he said this week.
That's why it's important to invest consistently throughout the duration of your career and avoid borrowing from your retirement funds early, if at all possible.
Borrowing from business school theories of how corporations compete against each other, Mr. Marshall argued that nations are also in strategic competition with one another.
Could it be a sign that the Royal Family is borrowing from the American celebrity way and allowing the world a larger glimpse into their lives?
Friday's statement might introduce a new code, perhaps borrowing from Powell's recent comments that the Fed would take actions "as appropriate" to keep the economy growing.
The GOP's latest plan doesn't include estimates of how much money working parents might end up borrowing from Social Security each year under the Cradle Act.
Lisa Joy, The Hollywood Reporter:  I understand that it seems complex at times, but we were really borrowing from very traditional bones of film noir structure.
"If two people come up with the same story independently, without borrowing from the other one, they both get the copyright in their work," he explains.
Of course, this could be a case of Scott again borrowing from his mentor Kanye West, whose own albums were sometimes victims of the loudness war.
Radio talk shows air interviews with distressed civil servants who complain of becoming mired in debt after borrowing from banks without understanding the costs of repayment.
The first issue was published in December 1953, funded from the furniture he put up as collateral for a loan and borrowing from friends and family.
Borrowing from the jaunt of "World In Motion" (WITHOUT rap, what the fuck), this is synthy and catchy, but ultimately not rowdy enough to catch on.
Mr Levin, borrowing from Edmund Burke, puts his faith in what he calls the "mediating institutions" that sit between families and the state: churches, unions, charities.
The study also showed that most loans come from parents: About 76 percent of men reported borrowing from their parents, compared with 63 percent of women.
Borrowing from "Hamlet" at its start and its finish, the show is a kind of search for her father — and a means of catharsis for her.
Borrowing from a study of French railway workers, the magazine noted that when 53 participants shaved their beards, in the following few years, 39 fell ill.
And as Russia became more insular after the conflict with the West over Ukraine, Russia's rappers were looking outward, taking inspiration and borrowing from foreign cultures.
Firms borrowing from the pool would be barred from paying dividends to shareholders or issuing stock buybacks until one year after they pay back their loans.
Borrowing from his background, he took conducting tubes and coated them with titanium to make a device you could warm with the heat of your hands.
Borrowing from Asia, where lettuce wraps are common, the restaurant fills Swiss chard leaves with various ingredients, either in set combinations or ones chosen by patrons.
"The Germans paid the reparations by borrowing from the war's victors, and rubbed it in by defaulting on the loans," he notes in a typical comment.
They said they were increasingly giving up on the idea that short-term stopgaps like borrowing from family and friends or postponing purchases would be enough.
Borrowing from all corners of the horror genre, the masked thrashers of Ghoul bring hilarious energy and pants-shittingly fun thrash riffs to the Halloween party.
It's not quite gospel, not quite hip-hop, not quite soul, but a mix of all three while borrowing from elements of pop and international sounds.
Ms. Lemus, a home health care worker from Queens, said she never signed up for the line of credit and was unaware she was borrowing from it.
Borrowing from successful impact litigation movements to achieve marriage equality, make automobiles safer, and hold Big Tobacco accountable, we are going on offense to create safer communities.
Customers that are borrowing from Chase via a credit line or for a mortgage should reach out directly to Chase to work out the details on assistance.
Also, some Qatari banks have been borrowing from overseas to offset tight liquidity in the domestic money market; they may now find it more expensive to borrow.
White men and women are commended as forward-thinking for borrowing from other cultures, and non-white men and women are seen as silly or a curiosity.
However, certain emergencies and long-term planning goals call for the more drastic step of borrowing from your 401(k), as was the case for Greg Walton.
They've also been honing their drum machine-heavy, 80s-inspired romantics into something perfectly cohesive, borrowing from another decade while placing their own slant on the sound.
However, the utility's total market value is below $15 billion, and PG&E has just $3.5 billion in cash after borrowing from an existing revolving credit line.
The utility's total market value is now below $15 billion, and PG&E has just $3.5 billion in cash after borrowing from an existing revolving credit line.
Borrowing from Donald Trump (who heartily approved of his performance), he blamed the Clintons and their supporters for orchestrating a vast left-wing conspiracy against his nomination.
Both CRADLE and Cassidy-Sinema fit between the aforementioned political guardrails, and they both give individuals the option of borrowing from future expected "payments" from the government.
Borrowing from Facebook's mission to "make the world more open and connected", Xiaomi founder Lei Jun pledges to "let everyone in the world enjoy a better life".
Klaus Regling told reporters "Greece will not need that much borrowing from the markets in the future" once bailout funding via the ESM ends in August 2018.
A. E-books are available for borrowing from about 11,000 libraries around the country, so confirm that your local library lends them and offers the Kindle format.
"We are acutely aware of this act of expropriation," it reads in the press release after borrowing from French anarchist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's 1840 What is Property?
They are now in shutdown survival mode: opening new credit card accounts to pay off their bills, borrowing from relatives and eating the dregs of their pantries.
That will likely require borrowing from other approaches to AI — especially symbolic reasoning, now sometimes called "good old-fashioned AI," which explicitly spells out relationships between things.
But it seems to be spreading in this city, with baseball's Washington Nationals seemingly borrowing from the Capitals' story line, turning excellent regular seasons into playoff fiascoes.
The planned loan would be Adnoc's first large borrowing from banks beyond a deal worth up to $3.3 billion with Japanese banks that it signed last year.
Machado's debut collection is a wild thing, blazing with the influence of fabulists from Angela Carter to Kelly Link, borrowing from science fiction, queer theory and horror.
"When your political capital is weakened borrowing from countries like Russia and China, you risk giving over your sovereignty or being put into a coup situation," he continued.
But if they present the right task — what Wei, borrowing from the language of cryptocurrencies, calls the "proof of work" — they can unlock an impressive store of value.
Even beyond the notion that most stories implicitly reflect somebody's worldview, Star Wars has been borrowing from real-world political movements, particularly Nazi Germany, since the original trilogy.
Net interest income grew 3 percent from the previous quarter, helped by the downward trend in the cost of deposits and reduced borrowing from the Greek central bank.
When you're a seasoned jet-setter like Gigi Hadid, though, you get the luxury of not only wearing your own designs, but also borrowing from your famous friends.
That was the insight of the late 19th- and early 20th-century reformers, who kept the Marxists and the agrarian populists at bay by judiciously borrowing from them.
"Debt piling, borrowing from the future, becomes a necessity, yet it is a mere trick to gain some time while hoping for something positive to happen," said Meneguzzo.
BZ WBK's funding and liquidity profile should weaken modestly, as the DBPL business being purchased is about 244% financed by deposits and 220% by borrowing from Deutsche Bank.
Borrowing from evolutionary biology, the researchers also performed a phylogenetic analysis, but instead of tracking physical changes to species, they tracked changes to Indo-European languages over time.
Aso also said aggressive money printing alone won't work because companies are wary of borrowing from banks, instead preferring to use their own cash-pile for capital spending.
Borrowing from the federal government sets a bad precedent that would only perpetuate Puerto Rico's isolation from capital markets and insulate them from the discipline they would impose.
The spree has been financed principally by borrowing from the Public Works Loan Board (PWLB), part of the Treasury established in 220 to lend cheaply to local authorities.
Again borrowing from Lenin's lexicon, Mr Lukashenko consolidated power by coercion, jailing rivals and journalists, disbanding protests and earning Western sanctions and a reputation as "Europe's last dictator".
Immersed in an Anglo-American countercultural tradition, he counted Emerson, Thoreau, and John Ruskin as his gurus, borrowing from Ruskin the notion of the dignity of manual labor.
Pension plans borrowing from PRA would be required to set aside money in separate safe investments such as annuities or bonds that match the pension payments for retirees.
The more explicit-than-usual comments on rates were also seen as borrowing from the lexicon of other central banks, which use such language to guide market rates.
His abstraction of the figure and borrowing from other cultures may have baffled viewers at the onset, but over time such experiments would become the hallmarks of modernism.
It is an average interest rate calculated through an "honor system", where a panel of major banks report their estimated costs of borrowing from each other to an administrator.
Washington has been scraping against its debt ceiling since March, putting off payments into a few government funds so it can keep borrowing from investors and making debt payments.
Planning ahead for this by building an emergency fund could help stop employees from using usurious credit cards, taking out high-interest loans or borrowing from their retirement plan.
Christians have been borrowing from other religions since the days when the pagan feast of Saturnalia transmogrified into Christmas and the Gaelic festival of Samhain became All Saints' Day.
Style-wise, the movie looks like it's borrowing from blaxploitation classics like Foxy Brown and Coffy, something that's only accentuated by Tina Turner's "Proud Mary" blaring in the background.
Borrowing from abroad has gone hand in hand with large current-account deficits; net flows of foreign money into a country allow it to consume more than it produces.
Short extracts from classic works seem more dressy than dramatic, only hinting at the innovation, such as borrowing from female line and posture, that Nureyev brought to his art.
The gap between outstanding loans and deposits has forced banks to rely on borrowing from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Greece to plug their funding holes.
In the absence of that, the system has relied on the expansion of debt—essentially borrowing from the future to finance our present lifestyle—to keep growth trundling along.
That's not to say that Sharp is borrowing from two unreleased phones, so much as the S2 seems to represent the median of many of this year's phone trends.
Germany's Commerzbank is the only bank that we know of that's trying to launch an online lending outfit of its own design, rather than simply borrowing from the upstarts.
How it works: Borrowing from the idea of patronage, Patreon's creators can collect membership fees from their fans (or patrons) in exchange for access to exclusive art or content.
The rules, effective from March 16, also tightened lending conditions for home buyers borrowing from the country's housing fund, which offers a lower interest rate on mortgages than banks.
Since the 2015 Spending Review TfL has the flexibility to defer part or all of the incremental borrowing from one financial year to the next until it is needed.
The original was downright iconic, borrowing from a wide variety of visual, narrative, and philosophical influences to put its own indelible stamp on the sci-fi and action genres.
Borrowing from that old far-right playbook, Vox has claimed a monopoly on nationhood, arrogantly proclaiming what the nation is and who its true citizens are and are not.
Moreover, the cost of new borrowing from the bond market is currently at a record low, due to fears that the world economy could be heading for a recession.
It is a fact universally acknowledged that Donald Trump is not really into reading books and so I would never suggest that he was consciously borrowing from Orwell's script.
It is also important to note that the country's debt situation is largely a "family affair" where "you have government-owned companies borrowing from government-owned banks," Spajic said.
Banks use Libor to set rates on hundreds of trillions of dollars of credit card, mortgage, student loan and other transactions, and determine costs of borrowing from each other.
As for borrowing from previous culture, there's a big ongoing cultural conversation about when it's appropriate, if ever, to reference other people's cultures and histories via costume and dress.
How they're handling this: For the most part, cryptocurrency exchanges are borrowing from rules that more traditional exchanges currently follow, and which often are implemented by regulators like FINRA.
Mr. Hedayati dialed in to the program, sputtering with rage; he denied borrowing from Sarmayeh and threated to "sue everyone," but has yet to follow through on the threat.
And most corporates borrowing from these credit lines are investment grade — Baa3/BBB and higher — which should limit the immediate impact on asset quality, according to the Barclay's report.
Though he gives just about all his players a nickname — borrowing from the hockey tradition of adding a y to their last name — he said he never had one.
Democrats debated the issue Wednesday, but the real debate is with Republicans: over which workers would qualify and whether to pay for it by borrowing from their future benefits.
But the government, seeking to slow the decline by financing part of its deficit through borrowing from abroad, obtained a $10 billion syndicated loan from international banks last month.
The real reason is that the US saves too little and consumes too much, and it pays for this bad habit by borrowing from the rest of the world.
You might miss out on appreciationOne of the main drawbacks with borrowing from your retirement fund is that you could be missing out on making money for your future.
But the government, seeking to slow the decline by financing part of its deficit through borrowing from abroad, obtained a $10 billion syndicated loan from international banks in May.
Borrowing from a Brothers Grimm story and the Cupid and Psyche myth, Welty's version centers on a man named Jamie Lockhart, who lives a double life in Rodney, Mississippi.
It's much more playful and weirder than a cheap nostalgia-fest like Ready Player One, and has a lot more heart than some of the movies it's borrowing from.
The government of President Nicolas Maduro says Venezuela's economic problems are caused by U.S. sanctions that have crippled the OPEC member's export earnings and blocked it from borrowing from abroad.
That's a vision echoed by Plum's Trokoudes, who, borrowing from the TransferWise playbook, sees many slices of the banking pie where more value can be passed directly onto the consumer.
But Stockholm has complained that this "involuntary borrowing" from residents will cost it around SKr800m more over 2016 and 2017 than if they had borrowed the money at market rates.
Borrowing from both domestic and foreign sources, Crawford estimates the US has incurred $444 billion in interest on borrowing to pay for Pentagon and State Department spending in Iraq alone.
With that in mind, it's definitely part of a recent trend that sees action movies like Kingsman: The Secret Service and Atomic Blonde borrowing from past eras to stand out.
The Philadelphia band has packed a lot of bite into three EPs, borrowing from seventies rock bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd and pop punk to create infectious jams that cut deep.
Borrowing from Y Combinator, which has published and updated its own "request for startups" list for several years, Plaid has put out a call for companies going after specific problems.
The biggest challenge, and the biggest note to ourselves, was just to respect the traditions and cultures of the people we were borrowing from for the aesthetic of the film.
"There has been this disturbing trend that technological revolutions have essentially paid for the present by borrowing from the future," he said, noting the rise of the fossil fuel economy.
Less than 10 percent of Kenya's housing credit is in the form of bank mortgages, with most people borrowing from savings and loan cooperatives, funded by members' deposits, it said.
But discretion could be preserved by borrowing from a new German policy that lets workers in firms with at least 200 employees ask about average pay within a peer group.
A key takeaway: The Audi was a window into how carmakers are tackling the problem of safety -- they are borrowing from the aviation industry by building in redundant safety systems.
As a short-term solution, that's better than borrowing from your own retirement account or, worse, getting a payday loan, which many financial advisors say should be off-limits entirely.
Working with his financial advisor Dimitry Neyshtadt of The Bulfinch Group in Needham, Massachusetts, Walton paid off the $7,000 balance on his student loan by borrowing from his retirement plan.
China has tightened rules on home buyers borrowing from the housing provident fund to rein in skyrocketing property prices in many cities that have fueled fears of a growing bubble.
" Borrowing from the country's emphasis on community vitality, a law clinic that might be called "Human Rights" in the West has been adapted in the school's curriculum as "Human Dignity.
Borrowing from international institutions such as the World Bank would be a cost-effective way to raise money to fund the increased capital expenditure in the 2016 budget, she said.
There was no consensus on which culture — some said Muslim, others referenced Hindu gods — but these disgruntled viewers felt sure that Beyoncé was borrowing from a culture that wasn't hers.
Dau said the government wanted to avoid borrowing from the Central Bank to halt the plunge of the pound, which has declined in value to around 155 to the dollar.
It's wrong because companies with profitable investment opportunities can usually find ways to finance them, whether by borrowing from the bank, issuing stock or bonds, or taking on strategic partners.
But as more decorators lay on color and pattern with the giddiness of paintball enthusiasts, they are borrowing from places where lush, layered and crazy combinations are standard operating aesthetics.
In addition to the toll, she needs to pay for gas for her Toyota Prius, which she is borrowing from her mom until she can save for her own car.
Bush's death has at least temporarily displaced Trump's public disdain for the Bush family and, for the moment, he is even borrowing from his late predecessor's celebrated sense of etiquette.
Yet that's just what he got after borrowing from the Gregg Popovich playbook by publicly branding his team "soft" in the wake of Houston's 41-point humiliation in Game 3.
The gap between outstanding loans and deposits has forced Greek lenders to rely on borrowing from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Greece to plug their funding holes.
Britain has cut its annual borrowing from 10 percent of gross domestic product in 2010, when it was reeling from the global financial crisis, to just over 2 percent now.
"We do have friends and we'll be borrowing from their experience, first of all Israel, and in this scenario I'm afraid we'll be living in a frozen conflict," Yermak said.
Peter Beinart writes that "Trump may have lost in Iowa but Trumpism won," arguing that Mr. Rubio surged in part because he started borrowing from Mr. Trump's dark and strident playbook.
Borrowing from the medical lexicon, these studies show that it may be possible to metaphorically "inoculate" people against misinformation about climate change, and by doing so give the facts a boost.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 42.1 billion euros ($45.75 billion) from 42.4 billion at the end of March, the data showed.
There are as many different styles and sounds as there are artists, and everyone is borrowing from everyone else, which means that having a persistent visual identity is even more important.
Developers sometimes incorporate code from third-party or unauthorized sources to build out their apps; borrowing from the wrong bin can easily—and accidentally—turn a speedometer app into something malicious.
Shimao lowered its proportion of U.S. and Hong Kong dollar borrowing from 2016 by increasing onshore financing and redeeming offshore bonds, taking its foreign borrowing to 34 percent of all debt.
I  have seen too many of my Millennial friends spend their cash on items that  won't make it to the next trend and end up broke and borrowing from their  parents.
Facebook has a lengthy track record of borrowing from Snap, adding post timers, facial filters, and clones of Snapchat's stories feature across its range of products that include Instagram and WhatsApp.
It's a theory known as "crowd-out," suggesting government borrowing from a relatively fixed stock of loanable capital crowds out private borrowing, which in turn raises the cost of capital — i.e.
Hunter is borrowing from a familiar playbook to keep up the fight, calling the indictment a political "witch hunt" and playing up racial fears by openly linking his opponent to terrorists.
Britain has lowered its annual borrowing from 221 percent of gross domestic product in 20223, just after the financial crisis, to just over 22022 percent now, the smallest shortfall since 21.
Borrowing from the ECB and the Bank of Greece decreased by 2.7 billion euros to 24.4 billion euros at the end of December, helped by the capital boost and deposit inflows.
NAIROBI, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Kenya will reduce its borrowing from capital markets in the next three years to make its repayments schedule more bearable, a senior Treasury official said on Monday.
Borrowing from fields like epidemiology, which studies how diseases spread and has created mathematical equations to do so, could lead to more understanding about how narratives survive, are revived, or disappear.
Black music has always been more than what is just being made in the US and right now, much of American popular music is borrowing from black artists outside its borders.
"Having Chinese banks raise US dollars and lend the proceeds to SOEs for refinancing or M&A makes more sense than having SOEs directly borrowing from the international market," he said.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 3.58 billion euros ($4.14 billion) from 4.49 billion euros at the of August, the data showed.
Borrowing from nature, some machines now have arms that curl and grip like an octopus, others wriggle their way inside an airplane engine or forage underwater to create their own energy.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 7.32 billion euros ($8.57 billion) from 9.56 billion euros at the of May, the data showed.
The program had to start borrowing from the Treasury in 2005, when it needed $17.5 billion in fresh cash to pay big flood claims filed after Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma.
And if men are going to make a contribution that is meaningful, it is going to have to be something that they are not just borrowing from the women around them.
So there's an example of a woman whose anger, borrowing from the revolutionary rhetoric in her home, leads to the change of a state law that abolishes slavery in that state.
Even in my own reflective tweets afterward about my experience, I was borrowing from observations black and brown women made about the march and attempts at intersectional feminism through the decades.
Shortbread, a borrowing from the West, is utterly estranged from its origins by a fragrance that infiltrates and possesses the dough: Mr. Kosalanan smokes the flour first, over a scented candle.
"I knew it was time to get a second job when I was borrowing from my family to make ends meet," said Ms. Sitkowski, who struggled financially after getting a divorce.
The Astros were borrowing from the script the Yankees provided in Game 5, when they scored four runs in the first inning on home runs by D.J. LeMahieu and Aaron Hicks.
ATHENS, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Greek cooperative bank Pancretan said on Monday that a rise in deposits had allowed it to stop borrowing from the central bank's emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) facility.
Its plot, when it becomes coherent, is not helped by its wholesale borrowing from Brian De Palma's "Phantom of the Paradise," because it whets the desire to watch that movie instead.
That's why the school district in the first example allows the best teachers to design a curriculum that, while borrowing from well-vetted approaches, makes the most sense for their kids.
Banks use it to set rates on hundreds of trillions of dollars of credit card, mortgage, student loan and other transactions, and to determine the cost of borrowing from each other.
The key to the upstarts' growth is selling wealth management products and borrowing from other banks, allowing them to create loans wrapped in financial instruments to give the appearance of investments.
It said borrowing from the ECB and the Bank of Greece fell to 20.8 billion euros from 24 billion at the end of the fourth quarter - the lowest exposure among Greek lenders.
Scotiabank, Canada's third-biggest lender, said it would initially offer the new service to more than 100,000 small business customers in Canada and Mexico that are currently not borrowing from the bank.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 47.6 billion euros at the end of September from 48.9 billion euros at the end of August.
Hunter is borrowing from a familiar playbook to keep up the fight, retreating to the kind of race-baiting Republicans have turned to over and over again when they feel under siege.
Instead, they will be borrowing from banks in an apartment building kind of model, where you build the building, rent out the apartments and break even after a certain amount of time.
I respect that, in a room full of people trying to sell things that relied on references, Panayiotis Terzis is producing his own worlds on paper, not just borrowing from other people's.
Rousseff could be suspended for six months Rousseff is accused of breaking budgetary laws by borrowing from state banks to cover a shortfall in the country's deficit and pay for social programs.
Users on Twitter — who appear to be mostly from academic circles — began criticizing the tweet for its "appropriative language" and accusing the nonprofit of inappropriately borrowing from African American Vernacular English (AAVE).
Since it's 2018 and all clothing should be fair game regardless of whether it's designated as 'men's' or 'women's,' here are 10 pieces I'm borrowing from the boys — just because I can.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 9.56 billion euros ($11.27 billion) from 10.21 billion euros at the end of April, the data showed.
Instead it increased the cost of borrowing from a more obscure facility, the late-liquidity window, which lends to banks that have run short of money at the end of the day.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 28.49 billion euros ($xx billion) from 30.9 billion euros at the end of August, the data showed.
Since Toy Story Mania is already in line with the Pixar theme, it won't get any changes, but it will be joined by new midway games borrowing from the same film franchise.
In the face of criticism for borrowing from and pandering to Caribbean, West, and South African audiences, he started the year by considering unhappy customers and went back to the old formula.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 30.9 billion euros ($36.77 billion) from 34.6 billion euros at the end of July, the data showed.
But she declared, borrowing from black lesbian feminist poet Audre Lorde, "we're not a single-issue country," meaning that all of these policy goals can be met through a sustained, collaborative effort.
Borrowing from the ultra-minimalist aesthetic of many a mid-00s rap video, YG and his crew basically dance wearing all-red and/or white through an all red-or-white backdrop.
With these new products, Fitbit may be borrowing from Apple's success in reaching new consumers by offering some of these accessories in three distinct, but familiar colors: Gold, silver and rose gold.
Borrowing from Vladimir Putin's playbook, Erdogan has gone through the alternating-office routine — in his case, prime minister to president — in order to render the Constitution pliant to his appetite for power.
The ballot measure would create a program called Mental Health SF, borrowing from the Healthy San Francisco program, a 12-year-old program that ensured medical care for nearly every city resident.
Since September, when it announced a first expansion into Asia via Pakistan, it claims it has grown to 10 million people saving or borrowing from its platform (from a previous nine million).
He built up millions of dollars in debt by borrowing from banks and credit unions to purchase taxi medallions, reports the Times, which allow people to own and operate their own taxis.
The $1.85 billion loan which Oman Oil is seeking to revise was its first borrowing from international loan markets and was supported by 16 banks, according to a statement at the time.
CONGO MASKS: MASTERPIECES FROM CENTRAL AFRICA Though Western art has been borrowing from the stylized intensity of Congolese masks for more than a century, their power to shock and awe is undiminished.
Even as the politically connected company, which owns several airlines, fueled its aggressive expansion with borrowing from banks and government credit agencies, it also racked up at least 22008 major safety lapses.
Borrowing from the former Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's definition of pornography, Stephen Jones, son of the Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, said the league would know disrespect when it saw it.
He ultimately bought one of Mr. Levine's medallions in August 2012, using his life savings and borrowing from family for fees and taxes on $330,000 in loans, in part from Transit Funding.
Borrowing from the visual language of film, "Macbeth Muet" takes some of the form's storytelling liberties, too, cutting between present and past to explain how these characters got to their current situation.
"Over-optimistic revenue projections have led to higher financing needs than initially envisaged, resulting in over-reliance on the expensive borrowing from the central bank to finance the deficit," the Fund said.
In her review, Gurba accuses Cummins of appropriating Latinx culture (Cummins has a Puerto Rican grandmother), filling her book with Mexican stereotypes, and heavily borrowing from other books about the immigrant experience.
"The obligations that they would undertake — say borrowing from a bank or credit union — are in effect federally guaranteed," Mr. Ross told Andrew Ross Sorkin of The New York Times on CNBC.
In fact, borrowing from a strategy of the Capital District Writing Project educator Christopher Mazura, we ask our students to place their claims along a continuum, with opposing beliefs at each end.
He took out loans — first mortgaging his home, then borrowing from unofficial lenders working, he and others said, with the local Amway staff — to load up on vitamins, water filters and soaps.
Borrowing from arcade classics and low-bit console games in design and soundtrack, Stranger Things: The Game includes familiar surroundings, such as Mirkwood Forest, Hawkins Lab, Jim Hopper's home, and the Upside Down.
That imbalance, together with growing Kenyan borrowing from China which is estimated at 21 percent of Kenya's total public debt of 2.51 trillion shillings ($24.67 billion), has started to ruffle feathers among Kenyans.
Marvel borrowing from Bey for this comic makes a ton of sense: The singer may not have the ability to move through dimensions, but she certainly knows how to inspire other powerful women.
But as for why all this is happening, Rousseff is accused of breaking budgetary laws by borrowing from state banks to cover a shortfall in Brazil's deficit and pay for popular social programs.
Announced monthly, it will be the average of what 18 designated commercial banks charge their best corporate clients, expressed as a spread over the banks' own cost of borrowing from the central bank.
Meanwhile, elements of the hard right are borrowing from the left: once free-market but anti-migrant outfits like Austria's Freedom Party, France's National Rally and the AfD are learning to love redistribution.
But what's notable is how much he's borrowing from Trump's playbook: He's aggressively denouncing not just the women but the paper that broke the first story about his sexual conduct, the Washington Post.
But in its early days, LendUp charged customers illegal fees, miscalculated interest rates, falsely advertised loans nationwide that weren't available there and misled people that borrowing from LendUp would boost their credit score.
It's common to speak of Instagram, the Facebook-owned photo-app-now-social-network, borrowing from Snapchat, but now Facebook's WhatsApp chat app is increasingly drawing its innovation from others such as Telegram.
Borrowing from the term for different periods of Christian revival throughout American history, the QAnon Great Awakening will be the pre-Storm era of enlightenment achieved by bakers who successfully crack Q's hints.
For example, you might be better off meeting your income needs by borrowing from your home through a HECM line of credit than by selling your stocks when they are down 20 percent.
Fitch estimates Catalonia will borrow at least EUR8bn from the FLA in 2016, so that borrowing from the central government will amount to around EUR45bn, close to 70% of Catalonia's expected total debt.
Countries should not be "duped" into borrowing from China through the Belt and Road Initiative, and should be looking for opportunities in India instead, says one firm critic of Beijing's flagship infrastructure project.
Even though tapping your 401(k) is often a bad idea, the interest rate on the student loan was higher than the rate he would pay for borrowing from his plan, Walton said.
The term "burkini" has started to appear also in Arabic news sources, but the spelling and the fact that it is often written in quotes mark it clearly as a borrowing from English.
The government adopted a cap on commercial lending rates in September 2016, setting it at 4 percentage points above the central bank's benchmark rate, to limit the cost of borrowing from commercial banks.
" Despite his financial troubles, Leehrsen wrote, Trump was able to bluff his way to continue borrowing from banks, based largely on the image projected by Trump's earlier book, "The Art of the Deal.
Epps, a contributor to The Atlantic Monthly, says he expects the new conservative majority to strike down affirmative action while borrowing from the rhetorical playbook Roberts flashed in the Voting Rights Act decision.
Since that first show, Mr. Slimane has remained unwavering in his vision, borrowing from the Saint Laurent archive — particularly its mid- to late-'60s halcyon — but styling his shows aggressively, à la guttersnipe.
So since there's another chance, I'll mention that one thing I like about this song is that Wayne's voice and cadence sounds a bit like he's borrowing from T.I., which would make sense.
The company has had to resort to borrowing from private lenders, often through middlemen introduced through friends and contacts, paying rates at least "twice or three times higher" than regular banks, he said.
Borrowing from the playbook the United States had used across the world, China organized joint training exercises, including unprecedented naval missions off the Brazilian coast in 2013 and the Chilean coast in 2014.
"In one respect, President Trump seems to be borrowing from the Clinton White House playbook," said Ken Gormley, the author of "The Death of American Virtue" about Mr. Clinton's battle with Mr. Starr.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. energy companies facing a likely cut in their bank loans are seeking a costly alternative - borrowing from private equity firms at hefty interest rates to stay alive for longer.
The ratio has increased to 30 percent for first-home buyers borrowing from banks, versus 20 percent earlier, the central bank branch in Tianjin, near Beijing, the Chinese capital, said in a statement.
After all, DC looks to be making up ground this year by borrowing from Marvel's playbook through with a one-two punch of the character-driven Wonder Woman and a more lighthearted Justice League.
Streep copied her longtime pal's signature style, borrowing from the boys in a tie, hat, blazer and high-waisted pant that Keaton's title role in Woody Allen's Annie Hall required of her in 1977.
Cunha accused the President of breaking budgetary laws by borrowing from state banks to cover a shortfall in the deficit and pay for social programs in the run-up to her 2014 re-election.
Ms. Harvey cautioned that just because people didn't have a specific emergency savings account didn't mean they lacked a plan to deal with unexpected expenses — even if it was borrowing from relatives and friends.
Given the essentially nonexistent taxing powers of the Continental Congress, the central government had financed the war through three main expedients: printing money, borrowing from abroad, and requisitioning supplies in exchange for IOU notes.
Brazil's Senate on Thursday suspended President Dilma Rousseff and put her on trial on charges of breaking budget laws by borrowing from state lenders to boost expenditure ahead of her re-election in 2014.
In the local money market, where Qatari banks have often depended on loans and deposits from foreign banks, local institutions made up liquidity shortfalls by borrowing from the central bank's repo facility, bankers said.
OPEC and its allies have been engaged in a form of forward guidance, borrowing from the central banking sector, pledging to do "whatever it takes" to bring inventories down to the five-year average.
It sounded off a departure from prior material in its engagement with familiar song structures and melody, and in its borrowing from genres – pop, ambient, electro, synthpop, all of which were influenced in turn.
Since Democrats won historic gains in November, most rank and file Republicans have been borrowing from Trump's playbook and trying to brush aside the coming Democratic-led oversight onslaught as a mere witch hunt.
B&N reported a moderate RUB20 billion (2% of liabilities) outflow of interbank funding in July after a larger RUB50 billion (5%) reduction in June, which was mostly covered by borrowing from the CBR.
The utility's total market value is now below $10 billion, and PG&E said in its filing that it currently has just $3.46 billion in cash after borrowing from an existing revolving credit line.
US, Japanese and Canadian banks have significantly increased their borrowing from government money funds to compensate, with each replacing about one-quarter to one-third of the decline in funding from prime money funds.
BRUSSELS, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Friday warned that failure to agree on a debt restructuring for the country would push it into a perpetual spiral of borrowing from Europe.
Borrowing from the vernacular of the past, these platforms are "smart pipes" or "virtual pipes" that deliver the right type of content to the right individual at the right time on the right device.
A stimulus package that uses interest free loans of identical value can be implemented quickly, allowing households in need to meet their expenses without tapping retirement accounts or borrowing from high interest rate lenders.
Then, of course, there's Owens, who performs daredevil raids on art history, borrowing from ''Peanuts'' cartoons and El Greco and seemingly every other artistic movement imaginable, chewing her plunder up into a hallucinogenic mess.
Across Australia, total borrowing from banks by farmers has ballooned to about 70 billion Australian dollars, or about $53 billion, seven times the level in the early 1990s, according to the Australian Farm Institute.
Putin's borrowing from Chinese legislation and apparent emulation of Chinese political practices should alert us to the fact that this constitutional reform, whatever its domestic significance and outcome, may have equally profound international repercussions.
Just as live-action films surpassed their roots in photography and theatre, animated films—borrowing from comic strips, magic shows, and vaudeville—took flight and became a distinctive and mysterious kind of aesthetic experience.
Partially inspired by the fiction of Don DeLillo, the album is an irreverent yet tightly produced cycle of glib electropop, Mr. Baio's vocals borrowing from the deeply mellifluous examples of Roy Orbison and Jens Lekman.
" Try borrowing from the business vernacular of the day to craft shrewd utterances like, "As some McKinsey bro from Harvard Business School said on CNBC the other day, that is a shit-ton of content.
Banks use Libor, or the London Interbank Offered Rate, to set rates on roughly $350 trillion of credit card, mortgage, student loan and other transactions, and to determine the cost of borrowing from one another.
Borrowing from that background, Krauthammer said in 1990, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, that the post-Cold War world had gone from bipolar to "unipolar," with the United States as the sole superpower.
"Inflation's been a bit higher this year but that's not really the major catalyst; instead, it's a lot of borrowing from the federal government and Fed tightening," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James.
Once I have laid out the foundation of a good pitch, I show live clips (borrowing from tip #3 above) of real pitches and let the audience critique what was good and bad about them.
Banks themselves said that their primary motivation in borrowing from the previous ECB program was that it was more profitable than private market financing and that this affected terms and conditions more than credit standards.
Because bigger banks hold greater deposits - the cheapest form of funding - and are less reliant on borrowing from the wholesale markets than smaller banks, they are better positioned to capitalize on rising market interest rates.
The utility's total market value is now below $15 billion though, and PG&E said in its filing that it currently has just $3.46 billion in cash after borrowing from an existing revolving credit line.
Without naming the countries, Khan said Pakistan was also touch with two other "friendly nations" for loans so Islamabad would minimize borrowing from the IMF, which he said would be "harmful" to the Pakistani public.
Whomever it was they were obviously borrowing from sonic elements of the day; Sly and the Family Stone, Santana, perhaps a bit of Hendrix - but the end result was they had created something entirely new.
James Hogg, in "Confessions of a Justified Sinner," seems to have given birth to an early novel of psychological trauma such as Humbert Humbert and Hannibal Lecter might have enjoyed borrowing from the prison library.
And here I'm definitely borrowing from Tristan Harris and the points he's made, that if you think about it, first of all, you do have them with you, your phone with you, at all times.
It's a wild thing, this book, covered in sequins and scales, blazing with the influence of fabulists from Angela Carter to Kelly Link and Helen Oyeyemi, and borrowing from science fiction, queer theory and horror.
Perhaps borrowing from Henry David Thoreau, President Roosevelt added the most enduring line from his first inaugural address while at work on the speech at the Mayflower Hotel in the first days of March 1933.
The resulting FEMA report in August 2015 found reinsurance would be more expensive than borrowing from the Treasury but could encourage private insurers to start competing with the NFIP, offering flood policies of their own.
If we look at her story this way, it's a case study in cultural appropriation: borrowing from a culture that isn't your own, profiting from it, and dropping it when it no longer suits you.
In 1975, he became a follower of the guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, later known as Osho, who, borrowing from Eastern religions and focusing on meditation, espoused free love as a path to a higher consciousness.
The mayor is now borrowing from the playbook of his predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, whose overhaul of the education system relied in part on donations from major private institutions and prominent benefactors across the country.
At Kemuri Tatsu-ya, the half-izakaya, half-barbecue spot he and the chef Takuya Matsumoto opened in 2017, he categorizes brisket as lean or toro, borrowing from sushi vocabulary the designation of fatty tuna.
But as science rises in our culture, empowering us to become better shepherds of this world that we are borrowing from our descendants, we might expect to see science-inspired clues alongside the traditional ones.
The cash-strapped country has been borrowing from abroad to fund its budget deficit and boost its balance of foreign reserves after a years-long dollar shortage sapped its ability to import and slowed economic activity.
The movie digs up all the usual questions about who gets to tell which stories and how, about the difference between appreciation and appropriation, about the responsibilities that storytellers have to the cultures they're borrowing from.
What the US might think of borrowing from China is a serious, long-term plan for phasing carbon emissions out of the electricity sector — rather than the inadequate, fragmented, halting effort it has made to date.
She admitted to borrowing from her own life when she wrote a scene in which the show's main character tries to reconcile with her husband after a lesbian sexual encounter behind bars with an old flame.
By the time Die Hard With a Vengeance came out in 1995, the franchise itself was borrowing from its descendants: Vengeance is basically Die Hard on New York City, but it also lifts heavily from Speed.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, fell to 68.83 billion euros at the end of last month from 68.91 billion in December, the data showed, as liquidity conditions improved.
By doing this, a composer can extend beyond the normal scale that applies to specific key, like F Major for example, by borrowing from the parallel minor scale (F minor) that has a similar sounding tone.
Several artists have run with these images in creating alternative movie posters, borrowing from the plot, which revolved around Chris, an African-American photographer, who leaves the city with his white girlfriend to visit her parents.
Once the viaduct is gone, there are plans for a 20-acre waterfront park, borrowing from New York's High Line along the Hudson River, Chicago's Millennium Park on Lake Michigan, and the Harbor Promenade in Oslo.
During the Trump administration's first week, administration officials said they were considering an executive order to unilaterally lift the sanctions, which bar Americans from providing financing to and could limit borrowing from Mr. Gorkov's bank, Vnesheconombank.
But it also puts the broader system at risk if property prices turn around or borrowers start to default, because many of these lenders have themselves raised financing by borrowing from big banks or selling bonds.
"We&aposve looked at data from [small businesses] borrowing from us, and they borrow too much, they borrow too soon, and they hold on to it for too long," he told Business Insider in an interview.
Secular forces such as rate hikes from the Fed, the central bank's winding down of its balance sheet, and more borrowing from the U.S. government are having an impact on the yield curve, he told CNBC.
Again borrowing from students' own words — this time from an essay on social justice — "Maybe some of us will change this" confronts tensions around the border, translating the titular phrase into the Oaxacan whistling language of Mazatec.
Last week, AgBank's chairman Zhou Mubing said good companies are not borrowing from banks, but issuing bonds or equity instead, while the bank's vice-president said profit growth in the second half would come under big pressure.
Consumers who turn to payday loans don't have access to avenues that middle-class consumers might tap, like opening a home equity loan or borrowing from a retirement account, said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 45 billion euros ($47.88 billion) at the end of November from 46.3 billion euros at the end of October, the data showed.
China's debt problem is set to worsen this year, according U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley — but Beijing is expected to better manage the risks of people borrowing from non-official channels this time, compared to years ago.
Since 227, the Russian oil industry has effectively halted borrowing from Western institutions, instead relying on its own cash flow and lending from state-owned banks while developing technology to replace services once supplied by Western firms.
Junior budget minister Zainab Ahmed said the debt strategy is aligned with the country's medium-term plan to move away from short-term loans and to shift government borrowing from the domestic market to cheaper external sources.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 42.8 billion euros ($45.08 billion) at the end of January from 43.7 billion euros at the end of December, the data showed.
Banks use Libor, or the London Interbank Offered Rate, to set rates on hundreds of trillions of dollars of credit card, mortgage, student loan and other transactions, and to determine the cost of borrowing from one another.
Companies that are rated investment grade — meaning that they are the least likely to default on their debts — are having an easier time borrowing from banks or by selling bonds directly to investors via the public markets.
LONDON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The Bank of England told banks on Wednesday to accelerate their efforts to ditch the use of Libor if they want to avoid facing more punitive terms when borrowing from the central bank.
Aside from its efforts to isolate Taiwan, China also appears to be borrowing from the Russian playbook and using Facebook and other platforms to interfere with Taiwan's democracy in the run-up to crucial elections in January.
Emergency funding, which is more costly than borrowing from the European Central Bank, dropped to 48.9 billion euros ($54.9 billion) at the end of August from 51.5 billion euros at the end of July, the data showed.
The main provisions would exempt from environmental review projects to reduce the risks of fires and let federal agencies like the Forest Service exceed their budgets for fire fighting without borrowing from accounts meant for other purposes.
S. banks in cross-border dollar funding - with banks borrowing from investors in different countries - underlines that central bank across the globe can provide dollar liquidity in a crisis, the study by Iñaki Aldasoro and Torsten Ehlers found.
Crucially, for many young women, their family is a safety net, with one in five relying on their parents to get to the end of the month and many borrowing from their parents well into their late 20s.
Poshare is also a dress rental platform, but because they don't keep their own inventory (rather borrowing from boutiques and lenders) there's a wide array of designers, styles and colors – great for a mix-and-match wedding party.
" Moore adds that Outerknown saw interest in a womenswear line from a lot of their female customers buying and borrowing from their men's offering: "We thought it was time to give them pieces they could call their own.
Before its collapse, the Money Exchange raised about $126 billion by way of fraudulent borrowing from at least 118 banks around the world, according to the judgment, adding that AHAB was complicit in the fraud with al-Sanea.
Borrowing from the ECB and the Bank of Greece decreased by 300 million euros to 24.1 billion euros at the end of March and by a further 600 million at the end of May to 23.5 billion euros.
Borrowing from the Entertainment Industry to Make Learning Easier Before Netflix, Spotify, Reddit and similar curated content apps, you had to go to numerous sources to find the shows, music, news and other media you wished to view.
Prosecutors said their evidence included a videotape in which Nissen told executives at one of his victims, a Manhattan diamond wholesaler, that he was "borrowing from Peter to pay Paul" after being accused of running a Ponzi scheme.
This was mostly ignored and instead, mainstream parties pretended to have listened to the French people by borrowing from Le Pen's discourse, rather than by reinventing more positive and courageous politics that might appeal to the wider population.
"A lot of marriages are being postponed, and those that are managing are doing so by borrowing from relatives and friends," says Niranjan Sahoo, a senior fellow with the Observer Research Foundation, a think tank in New Delhi.
Though the singer has cut his hair and traded in showbiz threads for a bank manager's suit, the images maintain a disorienting effect, borrowing from the grit of American film noir and the cool of French New Wave.
Borrowing from the ever-popular "endless runner" genre of mobile titles, Super Mario Run (which themselves owe no small debt to Nintendo) tasks players with tapping and swiping to help their ever-moving Mario survive and collect coins.
The rules simplify the registration process for multinational firms borrowing from overseas or lending money abroad, making it easier for them to manage their cross-border capital, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) said on its website.
This modern contextualizing of Strafe's pixelated retro gore and cheery, Tarantino-esque blood spatter — combined with game mechanics that are designed to be deliberately awkward — makes the entire project feel fresh, even though it's borrowing from old tricks.
There's a "selected" (thus, one presumes, not complete) bibliography, which makes it a little unclear how much here is Kalder's own work and where he's borrowing from scholars more trained in the histories of the countries he's discussing.
Zimbabwe does not receive funding from foreign lenders such as the International Monetary Fund and World Bank because it is in arrears, and so relies on domestic taxes and borrowing from local banks to fund the national budget.
The East African nation wants to avoid borrowing from capital markets abroad using instruments such as dollar bonds, after a binge of borrowing in recent years including Eurobond offerings, a package of Chinese loans and syndicated commercial loans.
The panelists pointed to this in combination with other technical factors such as most repo activity occurring early in the day and a general reluctance for banks to risk borrowing from the Fed overnight or running intraday overdrafts.
The minimalist dish originated in Hainan, an island in the South China Sea, but Lee made it his own by borrowing from Singapore's style of cooking the rice like a pilaf with chicken fat, garlic, ginger, and stock.
"If you're looking at the behavior of banks in Australia, it's no question that investors in New Zealand who have been borrowing from them would be scrutinizing things," James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut, said.
The problem was that Ms. Lemus, a home health care worker from Queens, said she never signed up for the line of credit and was unaware that she was borrowing from it every time her account dipped below zero.
Libor, or the London Interbank Offered Rate, is used by banks to set rates on hundreds of trillions of dollars of credit card, mortgage, student loan and other transactions, and to determine the cost of borrowing from each other.
And, borrowing from Ryan's words, the only thing Trump needs to "clear up" to win this election is why politicians like Ryan and Warren are more dangerous to our nation than any of media molested words uttered by Trump.
Try asking a more interesting question such as, "What are you most excited about at the moment?" or "What's the next big thing you have coming up?" suggests The Muse writer Biron Clark, borrowing from his colleague Andrew Horn.
Borrowing from the lexicon of psychoanalysis, her alluringly deceptive depictions of a chair or rotary phone are, on closer inspection, riddled with pockmarks and stitches — lingering traumas that have become embedded in the substance of the objects she recreates.
In some cases, though, the retired players' cognitive conditions impairs their ability to fully understand the consequence of borrowing from these lenders, the judge, Anita B. Brody of the United States District Court in Philadelphia, said in her order.
Hamilton's consideration of the Beatles' relationship to black music — which had at least as much to do with adding rock 'n' roll grit to contemporary, high-gloss Motown hits than with reverently borrowing from their elders — is startlingly good.
Treasury's ability to stretch its extraordinary measures, which most consist of borrowing from internal pools that do not technically add to the federal debt, depends largely on how quickly tax revenue comes in and how many bills come due.
In addition to issuing bonds, the ministry raises trillions of yen every year through direct borrowing from banks for short-term financing for special accounts that subsidize programs such as municipal spending, energy projects and state-owned forest projects.
It's made by Team Ninja, the iconic Japanese studio behind Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden, but it came out at a time when tons of developers were borrowing from Dark Souls and putting their own spin on it.
Just one look at Alessandro Michele's transformation at Gucci — and his consolidated, geek-chic vision of ruffled blouses and eccentric patterns for both men and women — and you'll see the way in which both genders are borrowing from each other's wardrobes.
"I know they are [going to homeless shelters] and I don't really quite understand why because as I mentioned before, the obligations that they would undertake – say borrowing from a bank or credit union – are in effect federally guaranteed," said Ross.
If you spend more than your monthly expendable income allows, chances are you'll either be borrowing from your savings for that month to do so, or else you'll be slowly and surely letting extraneous expenses add up on your credit card.
Style that while returning to that frame of mind was challenging, it wasn't the first time she's been tasked with borrowing from her personal life:"It was strange having to throw myself back into that frame of mind," the actress said.
NEW YORK, Aug 1 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields climbed to fresh session highs on Wednesday after the government said it intends to increase its borrowing from the bond market in the coming quarter to fund its spending and debt obligations.
The study found 54 percent of workers on certified farms had fallen into debt - practically the same rate as on non-certified estates - with many borrowing from plantation owners and creating a debt cycle which can trap workers for years.
But — at a very basic level — what the "Ambush" episode really shows us is that the producers of UnReal have no problem borrowing from Black devastation to make for dramatic television, without intending to follow through and make a point.
Borrowing From the Future The lead author of the Italian study, Dr. Francesco Meneguzzo of the CNR's Institute for Biometereology, told me that the economy can never truly recover, unless it transitions to an energy source which can substitute for oil.
A study shows it now makes good on its claim about boosting financial health, as a third-party review by TransUnion found LendUp customers are more likely to raise their credit score than non-borrowers or those borrowing from another lender.
Instead, a survey of more than 3,43 businesses in China from the privately-run China Beige Book showed that in the second quarter, companies reported the highest share of borrowing from the so-called shadow banking sector in the survey's history.
More than 50 billion euros left banks from November 2014 to July last year on fears the country could crash out of the euro, forcing them to resort to borrowing from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Greece.
This tactic, known as earnings stripping, involves the American subsidiary borrowing from the parent company and using the interest payments on the loans to offset earnings — a cost that is not reflected on financial statements but lowers the tax bill.
Yes, it's got a lot of originality in there, not least of all these almighty, magnificent machines (I could watch a Tall Neck for hours); but there's nothing bad about a new game borrowing from greats that came before it.
Kelly took the tweet to mean either that Zinke is on his way out the door — and he'll be out of Grijalva's reach soon — or that the secretary is trying to impress Trump by borrowing from his playbook with insults.
It said that the orchestra faced such a cash crunch in May that it had to borrow $22011 million from its endowment, in part to make its May 255 payroll — its second large borrowing from the endowment in recent years.
Though borrowing from the leading tech power is a standard development strategy — think of 19th-century America copying British industrial technology and Japan's great success replicating American technology — the scale and organization of China's campaign makes the threat feel new.
WASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) - Bank borrowing from the Federal Reserve spiked to more than $28 billion this week after the central bank slashed the cost of loans and encouraged firms to use its discount window to funnel credit into the economy.
"With revenue sources stretched, we're not assuming any rise in the capex bill in FY21," Pranjul Bhandari, chief economist at HSBC in India, said in a note, adding she expects the government to resort to higher borrowing from the market.
AND THE REASON GDP HAS BEEN MARKED UP FROM THE ATLANTA FED IN THE LAST WEEK OR TWO IS BASICALLY INVENTORY BUILDING, WHICH IS FINE FOR BOOSTING FIRST QUARTER GDP, BUT INVENTORY BUILDING CAN BE VIEWED AS BORROWING FROM THE FUTURE.
Front Burner Borrowing from the design of the standard Heimlich maneuver poster in restaurants, the magazine Cherry Bombe, which celebrates women in the culinary world, has produced a bold poster showing steps to take in the case of sexual harassment.
Paranoia about the lessons learned from the 30-year-old battle with Big Tobacco loom large on both sides as public health officials worry that vaping companies are borrowing from its playbook, and vaping users fear being driven back to smoking cigarettes.
Why it matters: Italy is an unusual candidate for China's BRI, economically and politically, since its membership in the EU means that it already has access to competitive financing for infrastructure projects without the strings and risks that come with borrowing from Beijing.
In I Was / I Am (1973), Hammer recontextualizes an image she so loved to use — a naked 20th-century militant lesbian Amazon — this time borrowing from horror and B-movies, spicing the whole thing up with the cool decadence of marginal cinema.
More than 50 billion euros left banks from November 2014 to July last year on fears that the country could crash out of the euro, forcing them to resort to emergency borrowing from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Greece.
In London's third Libor trial, Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) alleges the men plotted with former colleague Peter Johnson and others at Barclays to rig the London interbank offered rate (Libor), a rate designed to reflect banks' costs of borrowing from each other.
VTB was the main borrower from the state in August, raising an extra RUB259bn (comprising RUB0003bn borrowing from the CBR and a further RUB195bn from Minfin net of RUB48bn of repayments to regional and federal budgets), which covered the outflow of corporate funding.
Fischer said the reporting requirements marked a "failure to resolve the problem of stigma - that is, the stigma of borrowing from the central bank at a time when the financial markets are on guard," according to prepared remarks to a closed-door conference.
We used to borrow money for the future — we fought wars for the future, built roads, harbors, airports for the future — now we're borrowing from the future to finance our own consumption of government goods and services, and everyone's agreed on this.
Borrowing from true crime shows like Making A Murderer and podcast Serial, American Vandal wanted you to do more than laugh at subject Dylan's ridiculous shenanigans and less-than-brilliance: The show wanted its audience to want to exonerate Dylan (Jimmy Tatro).
Borrowing from a system first developed in Europe, each club draws from the top youth players in its region, evaluating each player three times a year and sending those results to Hockey Quebec, which helps to fund the clubs while reviewing each coach.
He also said that the Legislature's plan to rely on borrowing from a savings fund to keep programs afloat — and the refusal by a majority of lawmakers to consider any significant increase in taxes paid by residents — meant that problems will grow worse.
Dmitry Polevoy, chief economist at ING Bank in Moscow, said that, based on how the Otkritie rescue has been handled, the central bank would offset money it injects to lenders by selling bonds and by borrowing from the market via deposit auctions.
Several of season one's storylines come directly from his experience, with Jericho borrowing from Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Fawlty Towers to turn this version of him into an unlikable asshole lacking entirely in self-awareness and heavy on Lead Singer's Disease.
Songs like "Good For You"—co-written by Tranter and 23-year-old Julia Michaels—and "Hands To Myself" did what all good pop music should, borrowing from an array of genres and eras and switching up radio's overriding sound in the process.
The Treasury's proposal, for which public comments are due on Thursday, specifically aims at the practice of American companies borrowing from their foreign parents in a lower tax region, leaving interest payments to be deducted when calculating their annual tab to Uncle Sam.
Yet the actress — who starred as Young Nala in the national tour of The Lion King and has appeared on TV shows like Family Reunion and The Good Doctor — is not merely another stylish Gen Z star borrowing from the Instagram-trendy decade.
Like, if we were talking about the beginning, that can either be like... so either something happened and everyone witnessed the same thing on earth, or people are borrowing from each other's stories and using it to explain the world around them.
Trump's history of borrowing from Deutsche Bank is long, according to an in-depth Wall Street Journal analysis, which also notes he defaulted on more than $300 million in 2008 and sued the bank, claiming the financial crisis was an unforeseen event.
The songs on "Normal Fucking Rockwell!" were, once again, stately and grand and draped in ennui, but this time she was reaching back to Laurel Canyon for inspiration, rather than borrowing from electronic pop and hip-hop to colour in the background.
"This bi-partisan fix will address both the budgetary erosion that has been occurring for the past ten years, as well as the 'fire borrowing' from other programs when funds have been exhausted," said Tom Martin, president of the American Forest Foundation.
BUDGET The bills' backers conveniently assume away the deficits that finance these tax cuts; such deficits are likely to either raise interest rates or increase borrowing from foreigners (such that more of the country's income flows abroad in the future), or do both.
While Barletta lost his Pennsylvania Senate bid in 2018 by more than 13 percentage points by borrowing from Trump's playbook, he still predicts that Trump would be able to blow Biden out of the water in a head to head general election matchup.
Total student debt in the U.S. is up over $1.5 trillion and 2017 graduates who took out loans to attend college have an average of $28,650 in debt, according to the most recent report on student loan borrowing from the Institute for College Access & Success.
Instead, Chany said, borrowing from a 401(k) and using the money immediately to pay for college should not hurt aid This is a risky move overall, however, since if you lose your job and cannot pay back the funds, you will face penalties.
Students and families covered the remaining costs through a combination of parental income and savings ( 30% of costs), student borrowing (14% of costs), student income and savings (13% of costs), parent borrowing (10% of costs) and borrowing from friends and family (2% of costs).
Although sharing runs in the family and Kylie especially seems to love borrowing from her big sisters, the youngest sister isn't too fond of sharing her own things with everyone else, according to Kendall "We're all super-generous minus Kylie," Kendall said with a laugh.
Nigeria, Africa's biggest oil producer, has held talks with the World Bank and has looked at borrowing from the African Development Bank and China Exim Bank to plug the budget gap as oil trades around $30 a barrel, down from over $100 in 2014.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note broke above 3 percent for the first time since June 13 after the U.S. government said it intended to boost borrowing from the bond market in the coming quarter to fund spending and debt obligations.
What concerns him is that heavy borrowing from China among the region's countries could imperil their already weak economies – and more than half the $9.4 billion in Chinese investments in the region in 2016 and 2017 went to the non-EU countries of this group.
In a vote of 1003 to 22, lawmakers accepted the charges against Ms. Rousseff, accusing her of borrowing from state banks to conceal a looming deficit, a budgetary sleight of hand that critics say was aimed at securing her re-election two years ago.
"A similar critique could be aimed at Swift," she continued, "who is speaking out in support of LGBTQ causes at a time that's financially convenient, borrowing from subcultures that have already been proven to be lucrative (drag, for instance) and incorporating them into her brand."
CHICAGO, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Illinois' failure to enact a full budget for a second straight fiscal year will exacerbate the state's operating cash crunch and could prompt borrowing from debt service funds earmarked to pay off outstanding bonds, Moody's Investors Service said on Wednesday.
I think after school I came back and I joined an investment bank during the IT bubble and I learned about corporate finance and to be honest to get Melco to this stage involved a lot of financial engineering, not just borrowing from the banks.
"Forest Service spending on fire suppression in recent years has gone from 15 percent of the budget to 55 percent – or maybe even more – which means we have to keep borrowing from funds that are intended for forest management," Perdue said in a written statement.
While it is meant to be a crucial tool for combating market stress, it has for decades carried negative connotations, prompting banks to avoid borrowing from it out of fear that doing so will make them look as if they are on shaky footing.
In creating this series it was most important for me to consider what I believe to be the ultimate question and challenge of telling a story about the Holocaust: How do I do so without borrowing from a real person's specific life or experience?
Maleek Washington and Yusha-Marie Sorzano, borrowing from the Lindy Hop, veer between explosive and tender; Mr. Washington and Timothy Edwards collude like exuberant brothers; Beatrice Capote and Juel D. Lane prop up and protect each other; Catherine Foster revels in her own power.
While there is too much money to be made for the N.B.A. — and team owners — to consider shortening the season from the grueling 82-game march to the playoffs, the idea of borrowing from the Italians to make each tipoff count more should be enticing.
Bloomberg says that the larger OLED device could be called the iPhone Xs Max, while the cheaper LCD device might be called the iPhone Xr. Others have reported that the LCD model will be called the iPhone Xc, borrowing from the short-lived iPhone 5c naming convention.
Borrowing from influences as varied as Hayao Miyazaki and Dragon Ball Z, it follows Steven and the all-female alien life-forms the Crystal Gems — Garnet, Amethyst, Pearl, and their allies — as they protect the planet first from alien monsters, then from their own conquering people.
The total student debt in the U.S. is over $1.5 trillion, and 2017 graduates who took out loans to attend college have an average of $236,2000 in debt each, according to the most recent report on student loan borrowing from the Institute for College Access & Success.
The film might best remembered for inventing "bullet time," but the storytelling the Wachowskis did with that film — borrowing from the likes of Neuromancer, Ghost in the Shell, and Dark City — developed a world so vast that it extended well beyond what we saw in that film.
It is a sophisticated, narrowly tailored approach: Borrowing from the latest research in behavioral psychology, the campaign gave its precinct captains talking points from which to write personal notes or to make calls telling supporters that the captains were looking forward to seeing them on Monday.
Sure, these eight new, action-packed episodes are the usual grab-bag of 1980s nostalgia, but what makes Stranger Things 3 succeed isn't that the Duffers have expanded from cribbing Stephen King to cribbing John Carpenter or whatever; it's that they have finally started borrowing from themselves.
Trump's actual signature policy change has been to increase the federal deficit substantially (which raises the trade deficit by encouraging borrowing from abroad) in order to finance a big cut in corporate tax rates (which raises the trade deficit by encouraging foreigners to invest in US stocks).
If you thought that season 7a's decapitation (RIP, Noel Kahn) had already kicked up the notch on what the network formerly known as ABC Family was willing to air, violence won't be the only thing that they are borrowing from shows like Game Of Thrones and Westworld.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Large U.S. banks more than doubled their borrowing from the Federal Home Loan Bank System in the past decade in the aftermath of stricter regulations to avert a global credit crisis, a report from the Office of Financial Research released on Tuesday showed.
That night, Mr. Echevarria learned that he had earned an A+ on a paper about the paradoxical nature of violence in the modern world, borrowing from the ideas of the political theorist Hannah Arendt and referencing Karl Marx, the civil rights movement and the Cold War.
And if you're thinking it's weird that the Five Star Movement went from a coalition with a right-wing party to one with the center-left, yes, it is, although the Five Star Movement is a bit of an ideological hodgepodge, borrowing from both left and right.
The academics also found evidence that partisan groups across the political spectrum had created 16 clusters of inauthentic communities on the world's largest social network that bought ads aimed at swaying potential voters, borrowing from tactics Russian operatives had employed during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
If that is the case, Mr. Trump may find little success in borrowing from the playbook of the four presidents before him, who fruitlessly tried, with differing mixes of negotiations, sanctions, sabotage and threats of unilateral strikes, to force the North to give up its program.
Borrowing from a range of sources, including, most notably, Hindu mythology, science fiction and queer theory, Ganesh's reincarnated comic-book melodramas replaced misogynistic tales of moustachioed, warrior men and dainty damsels in distress with quirky, mutilated, multi-limbed and bare-breasted nymphs and lesbian orgies in fantastical, mythic worlds.
HQ Trivia is an elaborate modern-day spin on the traditional televised game show, borrowing from that format the use of live hosts — HQ has several rotating hosts, though the most famous by far is prime-time host Scott Rogowsky — and the anything-could-happen excitement of live programming.
Borrowing from oil producing nations, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa, is set to remain elevated in 230, as many nations are still trying to catch up with the harsh side effects of the tumble in the oil price that took place in 22019, the report said.
No one can say that "The Catch" has been boring: As part of the retooling, Mr. Heinberg began borrowing from Ms. Enos herself, taking advantage of her black belt in Taekwondo by writing in scenes where Alice brings down towering thugs with high jumps and well-placed kicks.
Quantum Break may be the most explicit example of games borrowing from film, but it's hardly the first: The story-heavy releases from Telltale Games, which expand the stories and worlds of Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead, are fundamentally narrative experiences with some elements of choice.
Axanar's initial defense relied heavily on the idea that Star Trek was already borrowing from "non-protectable" copyright elements, arguing that Paramount can't copyright the name "Vulcan" (a Roman god), nor the race's pointy ears (elves have traditionally had pointy ears), nor the geometric shapes of the Starlet command insignia.
And much like Kimye and Gwen and Blake before her, it looks like Kylie is already borrowing from her musician beau's wardrobe, grabbing dinner and going for a jaunt on a yacht in a vintage Hooters World Tour tee which she paired with red sweatpants, a beanie, and a diamond choker.
During the same period, Adnan Khashoggi, who was listed on a 1991 Defense Intelligence Report as having sold machine guns to the Medellin Cartel, was borrowing from the bank to finance weapons sales to Iran—the proceeds for which, like some of Noriega's earnings, were then funneled to the Nicaraguan Contras.
Those debt concerns have led some to claim that shadow banking in the Chinese economy could eventually lead to a financial crisis if the bubble bursts, although Morgan Stanley has said Beijing will likely better manage the risks of people borrowing from non-official channels this time, compared to years ago.
Officials from the agencies of five countries told Reuters they are in the process of changing their list of "primary dealers" — banks appointed by governments to help manage their borrowing — from London entities to those based in the 27 states that will remain in the EU when Britain leaves in March.
Or, if foreign capital inflows to the United States offset that effect, such inflows are associated with a stronger dollar and a larger trade deficit, increasing protectionist pressures, already precariously high in the Trump administration (and tariffs are regressive taxes.) Borrowing from abroad must eventually be repaid, lowering future living standards.
The backdrop: The Kenyan government is defending the heavy borrowing from China and other countries as necessary to support key infrastructure projects, Dahir writes, but the public is skeptical and thinks the government is being naive about the strings attached to Chinese money, according to Quartz Africa editor Yinka Adegoke.
Borrowing from wildly popular true-crime television shows and podcasts like "Serial" and "Making a Murderer," Ms. Schwartz reimagines the genre gone horribly wrong, when a true-crime podcast host finds out her intern accidentally killed a young woman and they decide to make her the subject of their show.
" As part of their campaign, the Raisens commissioned an opinion from a musicologist, who concluded that "Truth Hurts" has "some strikingly similar lyric and musical elements to those in 'Healthy,'" and that Lizzo's hit "would not exist in its present form without the existence of and the borrowing from 'Healthy.
For 15 weeks since the fall, the top spot on the Billboard singles chart has been occupied by one of two Ariana Grande mega-smashes — "Thank U, Next" and "7 Rings" — that drip with the mettle and coquettish swagger of a pop diva, while borrowing from hip-hop beats and cadences.
In total, including the sovereign, Russian Eurobond repayments total around $150 billion over the next seven years, as this chart shows: But hard currency borrowing from Russia has declined since 2014, when Western sanctions were first imposed due to Russia's annexation of Crimea and its support of anti-Kiev rebels in eastern Ukraine.
This can help workers, especially those making hourly wages or working irregular schedules, to avoid unpleasant and potentially costly options such as borrowing from loved ones, running up credit card debt, selling possessions or taking out payday or other high-interest loans when bills come due or emergencies arise before the next paycheck.
In 1974, he took in an E.L.P. performance and came away appalled by the arsenal of instruments (including "two Arthurian-table-sized gongs" and "the world's first synthesized drum kits"), by Emerson's preening performance, and by the band's apparent determination to smarten up rock and roll by borrowing from more respectable sources.
After World War I, the cause was taken up by East Coast Jews with roots in Eastern Europe: Borrowing from both Yankee simplicity and the naturalist movement that gave birth to the Boy Scouts of America in 1910, they opened hundreds of camps in wooded lake areas of New England and Pennsylvania.
When Mr. Cochrane actually began working on the revival in mid-2015, his first step was to buy back the Vertex trademark — it had become the property of Columbia, the outdoor clothing and sportswear company — and, after remortgaging his house and borrowing from family members, he then set out to find Swiss partners.
Nearly 275 in 4013 adults report that they wouldn't be able cover an unexpected $2401 expense with cash or savings — meaning they'd have to resort to carrying a balance on credit cards, borrowing from friends or family, or be unable to handle the expense at all, according to the Federal Reserve Board.
The discussion of whether to have children on environmental grounds quickly leads to some important fundamental questions, like what parents owe their children: Are the resources of this planet something we rightfully inherited from our ancestors, or are clean air, safe water, and a stable climate things we are borrowing from our grandchildren?
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In her new show at the University of Colorado-Boulder Art Museum, the artist Millie Chen explores alienation and memory by borrowing from historic images of violence: the site of a coup, a sky full of military choppers, a university where students were shot to death.
It's great to have some of the most reputable dance ragers in the world shack up and do their version in the jungle, but as evidenced by Day Zero and Maya Hearts, there's enough homespun energy in the region now for BPM to build champions of its own instead of borrowing from the Balearic Islands.
You have an asset you could borrow against if you needed to If you need to borrow money during an emergency, having an asset to borrow against could save you from the big cost of a personal loan, the high interest rates of credit cards, or long-term losses from borrowing from your 401(k).
"The enforcers see these companies getting big, they see them accumulating lots of personal data and they don't have a statutory framework to analyze or investigate that in the privacy realm, so they are borrowing from the antitrust realm, and it's a bad fit," said Joel Mitnick, an antitrust lawyer with Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft.
And the Raspberry Pi Foundation looks to be going a step further with its store and borrowing from Apple's book, marketing it not only as a convenient place to buy gear (which it certainly is, along with books, mugs, teddy bears, and other exclusive merchandise), but for new customers to come and see what's possible with Raspberry Pi devices.
In borrowing from the self-consciously "sassy" tone of the past and spitting out her lines deliberately, almost brattily, in a southern UK accent that feels equal parts Veruca Salt and Britney Spears on "Scream and Shout," she crafts three tracks that feel like critical engagements with and tributes to pop, as well as bangers in and of themselves.
In addition to borrowing from his predecessors, it is likely that Mr Xi relied heavily on the work of Wang Huning, a former academic who has played an important behind-the-scenes role in devising party-think since early this century, including Mr Xi's notion of a "Chinese dream" (number three on the mind-map, with numerous subordinate points).
Researchers managed this by eschewing the usual practice of borrowing from how music and speech processing works for algorithmic prediction, which are much better when it comes to predicting predictable paths of travel, and instead came up with a "partial trajectory" method that references real-time trajectory data with a large library of reference trajectories gathered before.
He titles one of the poems of Our Death "We Are the Dead" (borrowing from David Bowie, who in turn borrowed from Orwell's 1984), and his entire body of work is an explosion of speech, yammering, and song, in the voices of whole classes and generations that the order of things has consigned to a walking death.
ALASTAIR MACAULAY In 2002, Mr. Melillo, in an act of decidedly BAM-ian chutzpah, cobbled together a rare cycle of Claudio Monteverdi's three surviving operas, borrowing from around the globe: "Il Ritorno d'Ulisse in Patria" from the Aix-en-Provence Festival in France, "L'Incoronazione di Poppea" from Dutch National Opera, and "Orfeo" courtesy of Chicago Opera Theater.
"Borrowing from your retirement may make sense in special circumstances, but it's definitely not a recommendation we tell people to do," Bailey tells CNBC Make It. If you don't have quite enough saved for your first home, you are allowed to pull money out of your retirement accounts, such as a 103(k) or an IRA.
While it's generally a bad idea to dip into your retirement savings early, there are certain situations when borrowing from your 401(k) ahead of retirement "makes sense," Catherine Golladay, president of Schwab Retirement Plan Services, tells CNBC Make It. "Generally speaking, people should only borrow from their 401(k) as a last resort," Golladay says.
Here is a selection from the submissions we received: If you accept that the problem with M.L.B. is that it moves too slowly and that the exciting moments are too few and far between, and that it takes too long to play, then I would fix it by borrowing from other versions of the game and other leagues: 153.
Among the other defendants are several Japanese banks, including Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings Inc, as well as Barclays Plc, Deutsche Bank AG, HSBC Holdings Plc , JPMorgan Chase & Co and UBS AG. Banks use the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) and Tokyo Interbank Offered Rate (Tibor) to set the cost of borrowing from each other.
HER BODY AND OTHER PARTIES by Carmen Maria Machado (2017) "It's a wild thing, this book, covered in sequins and scales, blazing with the influence of fabulists from Angela Carter to Kelly Link and Helen Oyeyemi, and borrowing from science fiction, queer theory and horror," our critic Parul Sehgal wrote in her review of this Cuban-American author's recent short story volume.
There's probably not an American alive that hasn't seen at least a couple of the films—I'm thinking of Aliens or Back to the Future—that it's borrowing from, and nostalgia pieces like American Psycho, Donnie Darko, or the recent Midnight Special have further supplanted our memories with a consensual fiction that confirms our idea of what the era looked and sounded like.
Among the other defendants are several Japanese banks, including Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings Inc, as well as Barclays Plc, Deutsche Bank AG, HSBC Holdings Plc, JPMorgan Chase & Co and UBS AG. Banks use the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) and Tokyo Interbank Offered Rate (Tibor) to set the cost of borrowing from each other.
Some readers criticized what they viewed as racial stereotypes and careless borrowing from other cultural traditions: the novel features a diverse cast — including "a tawny-skinned minority of a Russian-esque princess; a disowned and dishonored Asian-esque assassin; an islander/Caribbean-esque child warrior; a Middle-Eastern-esque soldier," according to Ms. Zhao's description of the novel on her website.
EOC: That is similar in a lot — I think there is an aspect of that and like a lot of the women that I talked to, um, who run these groups that were a part of the conference say like openly uh, yeah, we definitely are borrowing from mainstream feminism and from the abortion rights movement because they have really good ideas and they've been really successful.
Indeed, while most commercial airliners today fly at between 21960 and 255 miles per hour — largely because it's more economical to burn fuel more slowly — a spate of startups is borrowing from the age of the legendary Concorde to build planes that they say will fly at 303,230 miles per hour, 2200,210 miles per hour, and, even in one case, at more than 3,000 miles per hour.
The Senate Republicans' campaign arm is needling Pennsylvania Democratic Senate nominee Katie McGinty for calling her opponent an "a--hole," borrowing from Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's new ad to paint McGinty's rhetoric as disqualifying.
The then-director of the CFPB, Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE, was unmoved, saying confidently that "most people will be able to get the credit they need" by borrowing from organizations willing to comply with the new rules.
He told Mr. Gerbi not to touch a thing and, borrowing from the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, or acceptance of the imperfect, went about filling the cracks throughout, pouring cement where terra-cotta tiles were missing in the kitchen and calling on artisans to restore the hand-painted panels and marred woodwork in the dining room or to mend broken parquet flooring with brass patches.
Borrowing from the super-popular direct-to-consumer model popularized by Everlane and Warby Parker, in order to be able to cut out the middleman and offer all their styles under $100, this L.A.-based startup offers 14 wearable styles in popular bridesmaid colors (rose, mauve, navy), three of which are convertible (meaning you can use extra fabric to adjust the neckline, cinch the waist and so on).
As it stands now, Sanders's congressional reform plan would only involve: Sanders's campaign noted they would likely build on this by borrowing from other proposals, including House Democrats' extensive anti-corruption bill known as HR 1, which includes reforms like prohibiting members of Congress from using taxpayer money to settle sexual harassment or discrimination cases and banning members of Congress from serving on boards of for-profit entities.
Borrowing from the real life bromance between Joe and Barack that had the two awarding each other friendship bracelets and Presidential Medals of Freedom, this meme's call-and-response format, coupled with the variety of photos of its two subjects, also signified a maturation of internet memes as a whole, away from Impact font over one specific photo and towards a more fluid, free-form, genre-bending comedy landscape.
The largest repayment of government funding was by VTB group, which returned RUB255 billion (mostly to Minfin), while considerable increases were shown by Rusag (RUB0003 billion, due to RUB30 billion borrowed from regional and federal budgets, RUB39 billion from Minfin and RUB6 billion from other government funds), B&N bank (RUB166 billion, due to a RUB171 billion borrowing from the CBR net of RUB5 billion repayment to regional and federal budgets) and Promsvyazbank (RUB34 billion from CBR).

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