Lee loaned his campaign $5.2 million, and Harwell, whose campaign never gained much traction, loaned herself $3 million.
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Vitol, Glencore, Petraco and Trafigura have loaned Kurdistan some $2.5 billion and Russia's Rosneft has loaned some $1.2 billion.
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But not all of that is from individual contributions: Cisneros loaned his campaign $3.5 million, while Wallace loaned his campaign $4 million.
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The pace is accelerating for Kabbage: it loaned out $2 billion in 2018 and has already loaned out $600 million so far this year.
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Still, JPMorgan Chase and other banks have loaned Neumann hundreds of millions of dollars, backed by his shares in WeWork, and have loaned hundreds of millions more to WeWork itself.
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" He added, "It's being loaned to the Musée d'Orsay.
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Howard University loaned two major works of White's to MoMA.
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Swift couldn't resist revealing that he loaned her the costume.
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Mr Rodríguez struggled, and ended up loaned to Bayern Munich.
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Stoffel then loaned it to the facility for 15 years.
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The former pharmaceutical executive has loaned his campaign $220 million.
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It even loaned me money when I needed to move.
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Some homeowners have also generously loaned me their public transport pass.
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It's a Valentino that was loaned to her for the event.
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In December 2012, City National Bank loaned Spelling and McDermott $443,000.
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He already loaned his campaign $2202 million between February and June.
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He has loaned his campaign $46 million since launching last year.
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The books he'd loaned to her she buried under old newspapers.
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Halvorson has raised just over $64,000 and loaned his campaign $200,000.
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He also personally loaned money to Faraday Grid's CEO, Andrew Scobie.
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Mercedes loaned me a $65,249 version from the 2019 model year.
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I've loaned out games myself, too, never to see them again.
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Maybe your old AAU coach loaned you $200 to buy food.
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Victor Mitchell, who has loaned his campaign just under $5 million.
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McKenzie says he also loaned the guy $32,500 for film projects.
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The fund has loaned Sears $200 million in the last month alone.
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The museums in France to which he loaned it seemed to agree.
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That has caused stocks of banks that loaned money to rise. Check.
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The Montana Republican, a millionaire tech entrepreneur, loaned his campaign $2628 million.
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After they were purchased legally, most were sold or loaned or stolen.
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And in New Jersey, Republican Bob Hugin loaned himself another $3.5 million.
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The Illmans have loaned the bottle to the Museum for two years.
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By contrast, Halvorson has raised about $64,000 and loaned his campaign $200,000.
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We then loaned Neumann $362.1 million in order to buy those shares.
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Depp also claims the company loaned money to people without Depp's authorization.
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Halvorson, meanwhile, has raised just over $220006,2202 and loaned his campaign $2628,28500.
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A total of 144 drawings will be loaned from the Royal Collection.
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Other pieces on view have been loaned by her surviving adult children.
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Frequently-loaned Arsenal attacker Joel Campbell has come on for Marco Ureña.
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In other words, for every $23 loaned, female entrepreneurs only receive $20163.
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Cheniere loaned money to Parallax to develop two liquefaction plants in Louisiana.
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Others have already loaned their campaigns sizable resources to fill their coffers.
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Shortly after the meeting, the Times reported, Citigroup loaned the Kushner Cos.
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The German bank has also reportedly loaned Trump millions in the past.
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Shia had loaned him the money in 2009 to cover business expenses.
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The actor also claims the company loaned money to people without Depp's permission.
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NASA loaned a spacesuit to Rockwell so he could accurately capture the details.
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It is the second Churchill bust loaned to the White House by Britain.
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Musk invested $40 million in Tesla and loaned the company $40 million more.
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Wells Fargo loaned them the remaining 215 percent ($22019,200,000) in the SBA loan.
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"The first time [loaned a dress to me] was the Oscars," she says.
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A Qualcomm executive later personally loaned the employee $70,000 to buy a home.
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They loaned me a device that I test drove for about a month.
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That amount was almost matched by Greece where 614 million euros was loaned.
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At Celgene, Hugin accumulated the wealth he has loaned liberally to his campaign.
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Neumann separately loaned money to Andrew Scobie, Faraday Grid's UK-based chief executive.
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Flynn loaned his campaign $500,000 and raised another $254,000, for a total $754,000.
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Delaney loaned more than $20 million to his own campaign, FEC records show.
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She also claimed that she had been "loaned out" to him by Epstein.
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Democrat Andy Thorburn, a businessman and former teacher, gave his campaign $2 million of his own money, former Navy officer and lottery winner Gil Cisneros loaned his campaign more than $500,000, and physician Mai-Khanh Tran loaned her campaign $200,85033.
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Square Capital has loaned out more than $3.1 billion to businesses since May 2014.
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The money was loaned to him by an umbrella body representing national Olympic committees.
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Now, 134 years later, the Kupferstichkabinett has loaned the drawings to the Courtauld Gallery.
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Bright has raised $406,000, including $309,000 of his own money he loaned his campaign.
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Thus, to be a venture-worthy investment, literally billions of dollars must be loaned.
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They loaned her their retirement savings and now her business is making six figures.
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He's loaned over $93 million of his own money to his campaign this year.
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At some point during the year, Adam Neumann had separately loaned Andrew Scobie $110,000.
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According to the documents, Neumann loaned £90,000 ($110,000) to Scobie through the family office.
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He has loaned more than $3 million of his own money to his campaign.
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Already, it has loaned some $40 billion to African governments and state-owned companies.
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My boyfriend and business partner loaned me $1,000 to start my real estate business.
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" "It was a piece that was loaned to us that we are responsible for.
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A-List: Gina Rodriguez loaned her Golden Globes dress to a teen for prom.
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It demands that a large percent of those assets be loaned to the government.
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As a regional banker, Mnuchin loaned money to individuals, families, farmers and small businesses.
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Public records show Deutsche Bank loaned Trump millions of dollars for real-estate ventures.
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The female friend had called 911 after Mr. Adachi collapsed in a loaned apartment.
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He received a legal release protecting him from litigation regarding money he loaned Sears.
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If your parents have ever loaned you money as an adult, you're not alone.
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The Aventador S Roadster loaned to the Backus family is priced at approximately $460,247.
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Goldman Sachs loaned $125 million to MercadoLibre to continue developing their credit product, MercadoCredito.
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The rest will be loaned back to South32, which will be repaid in installments.
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The rest will be loaned back to South32, which will be repaid in installments.
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Spano claimed initially that nearly $175,000 he loaned his campaign came from personal funds.
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Vanity Fair reports that the same friend who loaned a private jet for the family to take to Ibiza for Meghan's birthday also loaned the same jet for her to take to New York City for her baby shower earlier in 2019.
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That compared to a high of 188.3 billion euros loaned in 2006 for house purchases.
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He cataloged books, keeping track of the ones that were loaned out and then returned.
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He helped her buy a car and loaned her cash for tuition and a laptop.
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For the purpose of this review Tesla loaned me a late-2016 Model S P100D.
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It loaned the largest island, Diego Garcia, to America to use as a military base.
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To date, Kabbage has loaned over $2.7 billion to SMBs since being founded in 2009.
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BlackRock, which loaned Jawbone $300 million in 2015, has a stake in the new company.
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Public records show that Deutsche Bank loaned Trump millions of dollars for real-estate ventures.
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I worked alongside this NASA-loaned moon rock during a special exhibit at my museum.
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Pritzker loaned his own campaign nearly $23 million — drowning out Our Revolution-backed state Sen.
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As part of his bid, Lampert offered to forgive $1.3 billion he loaned to Sears.
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Calk is a banker whose bank allegedly loaned Manafort money on false pretenses, prosecutors say.
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Of the nearly $1.1 million he raised from July to September, Braun loaned himself $850,85033.
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CATALYST provides Moon Express and Astrobotic with access to technical expertise, facilities and loaned equipment.
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So far Aella has loaned $1.47 million and says it has a good repayment rate.
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It orders that these companies should pay the salaries of the workers loaned to them.
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WeWork also loaned millions to We Holdings LLC, of which Neumann is a managing member.
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Scammers were paid every time one of the books was loaned out using the program.
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The state-owned Central Bank of China has loaned Trump hundreds of millions of dollars.
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A priest loaned him a book about Julian Assange, which he read with great interest.
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Most of the money loaned by the bank does currently end up benefiting large corporations.
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Eighteen more paintings were loaned in 22012 and then returned to the Melzac Estate last year.
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He has loaned his campaign $22017 million and raised nearly $100,000 so far from private contributors.
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The tiara, loaned to Meghan by the Queen, held the five-meter-long veil in place.
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Over the last two years, Lampert and his hedge fund have loaned Sears roughly $2 billion.
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He has loaned nearly $46 million to his campaign so far, but can get paid back.
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At night, geometric shapes fell in the darkness as I lay on loaned tatami floor space.
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A small fleet of the cameras are also being loaned out to art museums for free.
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Trump loaned himself $5 million in January as he continues to largely self-finance his bid.
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Beruff loaned his long-shot campaign more than $8 million to try to take down Rubio.
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Ms. Baker attached a photo of one that Destiney had loaned her for a prior shoot.
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Vehicle loaned to talent Do not rely solely on the Bird's-Eye-View camera when parking.
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That said, a friend loaned Morse $75,000 to get the business going and cover some bills.
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Health care executive Tahir Javed loaned his campaign $800,000 since jumping into the race last year.
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So, Baker changed her mind and loaned him money, and she doesn't regret it one bit.
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Lonegan has already loaned his campaign more than $500,000, which could help boost his bid. Rep.
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Russia has loaned Venezuela almost $16 billion since 2006, which is being repaid in oil shipments.
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On June 28, 2012, the Tarkanian Basketball Academy loaned $21625,2900 to JAMD LLC, which Tarkanian manages.
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His bid includes a plan to forgive more than $893 billion he had loaned the company.
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Matthews got advice on how to capture the goose using a net gun they loaned him.
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Beijing has loaned them to Moscow for 15 years as part of a joint research project.
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The Trump Organization has been loaned millions of dollars from Deutsche Bank, the news outlet reported.
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Through this exchange in 2005, almost 21 million barrels of oil were either loaned or sold.
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Braun has loaned his campaign $2900,220006, according to the most recent financial disclosure reports through Sept.
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Last month, the Asian giant loaned Pakistan $1 billion to boost its shrinking foreign currency reserves.
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Those are the lenders who loaned money to Sears in return for real estate or inventory.
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I loaned him rent money a few months ago as well, while he was job hunting.
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Falwell's representative told BuzzFeed News that Falwell Jr. loaned the down payment, which would have been $800,000.
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The state had loaned the county some staff, as measles reinforcements, since Sullivan's health budget was lean.
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The company said it has loaned billions of dollars to sellers since the program launched in 2011.
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The Met first exhibited some of Girault's daguerreotypes, loaned from the Bibliothèque nationale de France, in 2003.
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But instead of taking our boring 234 Subaru Impreza, Cadillac loaned me one of its new sedans.
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The federal government also loaned 2.9 billion reais ($890 million) to cover security spending during the Olympics.
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The euro zone and the IMF have loaned Greece about 260 billion euros ($312.86 billion) since 2010.
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Under the deal, United had loaned $456 million to cash-strapped Avianca's parent company, Synergy Group Corp.
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She confirmed that President Barack Obama's EPA administrators also loaned paintings from the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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In 2010, they sold it to another collector, Michael H. Steinhardt, who loaned it to the Met.
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For example, SoftBank is reported to have loaned money to employees to invest in the Vision Fund.
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In 22004, Hilbert loaned Trump money to buy the General Motors Building, and they had remained friends.
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EU, and he had given or loaned a total of thirteen million dollars to various anti-E.
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Federal Savings Bank ultimately loaned to DMP when its executive Stephen Calk sought a Trump campaign position.
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I'm not sure he could stand up so tough to the people who have loaned him money.
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Jennifer Debrunner is staying at the Butte County Fairgrounds in a motor home loaned by a stranger.
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My friend Bumper had loaned it to me, and having someone else's property is a serious infraction.
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Warren reportedly loaned money at high interest rates to relatives and purchased foreclosed properties at bargain prices.
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The backdrop was loaned in 2012 to Daniele Finzi Pasca of the nouveau cirque Compagnia Finzi Pasca.
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Nelson first paid back her cousin, who had loaned her $3,000 to study abroad while in college.
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Calk's bank had reportedly loaned Manafort $16 million in home loans from December 2016 to early 2017.
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In the docs, Ithaca Management says it loaned Carter in excess of $10 mil in June 2016.
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Macron had announced that the Bayeux Tapestry would be loaned in 2022 to provide time for restoration work.
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Conventional banks have loaned $70bn to shadow banks, the equivalent of two-fifths of the former's core capital.
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The Vatican's only request was that the 40-odd pieces they loaned were displayed separately from the fashion.
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He covered most of it with at least $43 million of his own money loaned to the campaign.
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No one expected Adelo to be successful except his sister, who loaned him $150K to open Los Gemelos.
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Last night, it was in the form of a diamond-and-ruby necklace that she loaned to Kate.
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I was told that a smattering of works were loaned by other institutions to fill out the exhibition.
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Heavenly Bodies is also the first time 42 pieces from the Sistine Chapel were loaned outside the Vatican.
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The Russian firm loaned the Kurds around $280 million, guaranteed by future oil sales, according to industry sources.
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McCluskey's mother, Washington University professor Jill McCluskey, believes the person who loaned Rowland the gun should be prosecuted.
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Likewise, after the apartment-building developer was loaned $27 million, it was never finished, according to the letter.
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Carlos Beruff loaned $220006 million to his campaign between July and August, according to the Federal Election Commission.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, he loaned it to her last year to buy a house.
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Those can be loaned by the Federal Reserve to the bank or banks that are experiencing a run.
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FEC records show that Whitaker loaned his campaign $20083,000 in 2013, and the committee still owes about $49,000.
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Wallace loaned his campaign $2.5 million during the primary, which made up the vast majority of his fundraising.
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But nearly all of that money was loaned to the campaign, and a portion was reimbursed to Maloof.
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He reported collecting $28503 million as of mid April, including $22019 million he loaned to his own campaign.
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The state agency loaned $50 million to 38 Studios, which needed another $25 million to produce the game.
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Since its launch in 2013, WeLab has loaned money to 2.5 million customers, the majority in mainland China.
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The Middle Eastern ally loaned $1.5 billion to Pakistan in 2014 to shore up its foreign currency reserves.
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" Turning the page again reveals another color drawing, and the text, "Fortunately a friend loaned him an airplane.
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"Once there is a decision, loaned employees will start returning to their regular assignments in a phased approach."
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The American people deserve to know what foreign interests have loaned money to Donald Trump and how much.
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Abou Yacoub loaned Mahmoud money to pay the hospital fees when his wife gave birth three months ago.
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The project came about after Savage was loaned a Boston Dynamics robot for a year back in January.
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DC Comics loaned Miranda-Rodriguez some of its famous characters to help bring attention to Puerto Rico's plight.
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He also loaned 1.2 million more pounds to his second Scottish golf property last year, according to Bloomberg.
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In the suit, Natan claimed he loaned $500,000 to a guy named Eric Stenger to promote Weezy shows.
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Earlier this decade, Beijing also loaned $25 billion to Russia to help it build a pipeline from Siberia.
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He created tens of thousands of jobs at BB&T and he loaned out tens of billions of dollars.
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Luckily, good friends loaned me their car for the weekend, so I could save some money on a rental.
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The government loaned its states 90 billion naira in June 2016 in the most recent attempt to provide assistance.
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Fortunately, a nearby fan hoping for an autograph helped out and loaned the celebrity his pen, Yahoo Entertainment reported .
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Both Tom Ford and Valentino confirmed that there was nothing of the sort — no loaned items, freebies, or anything.
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Nearly $700 million was loaned out in Q2 of this year, passing the record in Q1 of $600 million.
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The notes are scrip, supposedly backed by U.S. dollars loaned to the government, and can be used like cash.
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It can cause a problem with the person you loaned/gave the money to as well as with spouses.
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And indulged in spending your hard-earned, grandparents-loaned holiday cash on an outfit replete with sequins and velvet?
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My mom loaned me $40,000 (interest free) to go toward the $80,000 down payment when I purchased my condo.
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Palmer received a state-of-the-art robotic suit called Rex, which was loaned to him by Rex Bionics.
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Between June and February, he loaned his campaign $24 million and raised nearly $10 million more from small donors.
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Travel for the author was provided by ING for the purpose of writing this story; Zimmermann loaned the clothes.
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Since the bank started in 2002, it has loaned roughly $1.5 billion to people and businesses in Indian Country.
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Rheude studied marketing at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, driving a 2001 Audi A4 his parents loaned him.
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She also asked the curators to work with the collector Donald Marron, a personal friend who loaned several works.
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So, even if particular banks haven't loaned money to WeWork, their finances might be tied anyway to its health.
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WeWork loaned $20183 million to CEO Adam Neumann in 2016, the company revealed in its initial public offering paperwork.
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In April, the Spanish bank loaned 75 million euros ($87.95 million) and blockchain reduced negotiations from days to hours.
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Since then, SBA microlenders loaned more than $2628 million to small businesses, creating or retaining some 28503,22019 jobs nationwide.
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Last year, there were reports that a major Chicago cab operator was loaned at least $20 million by Shusterman.
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That lawsuit referred to Wang, without using his name, as friend of Chan's who had previously loaned him $80,000.
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Cheniere filed suit against Parallax in federal court in Texas in February 2016 to recover the money it loaned.
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Joe Biden, in his latest memoir, "Promise Me, Dad," reports that Obama loaned him money, out of his royalties.
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Then she and her friend gave a ride to some students and loaned them phones to call their parents.
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The pension funds and other institutional investors that loaned Venezuela money over the past decade deserve to be repaid.
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Charlie [Watts] had a toy drum kit that he used on 'Street Fighting Man' that he loaned to the exhibition.
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However, it has been publicly seen as it is frequently loaned out for various Diana-themed exhibits around the world.
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He took meetings at the White House with banks that later loaned his family business hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The agreement will also allow Trump to repay himself the money he has loaned to his effort during the primary.
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Cunningham and her family have loaned them money to get through the month, but their personal funds are getting low.
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Facebook loaned me a 64GB unit that I didn't fill up, but newer games might eventually take up more space.
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The company also said that it was still getting major commitments for monies that would be loaned through its platform.
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Delta even loaned Simmons a branded mat for the aisle, which resembled the one for those who have Sky Priority.
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That's not counting additional losses on the $1.1 trillion expected to be loaned to students over the next 10 years.
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And manufacturing millionaire Curt Clawson (R-Fla.) loaned his campaign $4 million to win in 2014, according to the FEC.
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WeWork loaned $2646 million to Neumann in June 2768, which he paid back in full in cash in November 21627.
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His campaign has largely been self-funded; this year alone, he has loaned more than $19 million to his operation.
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He was later loaned to Fulham of the Premier League and scored 50 goals during his time with the team.
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Manafort told bank employees that his associate, Rick Gates, had purchased the season tickets after Manafort loaned him the card.
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Murphy has loaned his campaign millions of dollars while picking up union endorsements and the support of state Democratic leaders.
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The IPO paperwork revealed that WeWork loaned CEO Adam Neumann $7 million in 2016, which he paid back in 2017.
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There are no publicly available industry-wide figures on the number of lenders or dollar amounts loaned to individual plaintiffs.
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Trump has now loaned a total of $43.4 million to his campaign through the end of April, the filings showed.
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Bailey had loaned the piece from its permanent home, the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart, Australia.
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It is also a pleasant metaphor: we are loaned knowledge from afar, but we have to take care of it.
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For "Birth of a Genius", the Musée National Picasso in Paris loaned 103 works of art, valued at nearly $1bn.
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There's plenty to describe: For example, China loaned $6900 million to a theme park in which Trump is a partner.
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It includes algorithms that determine who gets paid what, who gets loaned what and how long people go to jail.
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Until GE Capital swooped in at the 11th hour and loaned Stack enough to keep the business up and running.
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The legal fight stretches back to 2006, when JPMorgan loaned GM $1.5 billion and received a lien on GM assets.
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Rosneft has loaned between $4 billion and $5 billion to Venezuela in recent years, mostly to be repaid with oil.
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The advisers recalled the loaned securities before their dividend record dates so the insurance company affiliates could receive tax benefits.
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Capitec Bank was founded in 280 by entrepreneurs who loaned money to low-income South Africans ignored by bigger banks.
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To date, MercadoCredito has loaned more than $610 million to 270,000 businesses around the region in Mexico, Brazil and Argentina.
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Lipstadt, a sixty-nine-year-old redhead, wore a flowery silk scarf that she'd loaned to Weisz for the film.
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Conversely, family members lend their own hard-earned money, rarely charge interest and typically are not repaid the amount loaned.
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Gates testified that Manafort recommended a banker who reportedly loaned him $16 million be appointed Trump's secretary of the Army.
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Slim loaned the company $250 million in 2009 at the height of the financial crisis and doubled his stake in 2015.
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The tiara was given to the government in lieu of owed inheritance taxes and loaned to Historic Royal Palaces for display.
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Trump himself has loaned more than $43 million to the campaign, though it can reimburse him if it receives enough contributions.
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Trump has raised $210 million, according to the latest federal election records, including about $210 million that he has loaned himself.
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The hat became so famous, Franklin actually loaned it to the Smithsonian, where Michelle Obama's inauguration wardrobe also went on display.
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In recent years Marimekko has loaned its famous textile patterns to several big brands, including Crate & Barrel, H&M, and Converse.
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Trump has raised $34.7 million, according to the latest federal election records, including about $24.5 million that he has loaned himself.
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In 1993, Margaret loaned the tiara to her new daughter-in-law, Serena Stanhope, when she married Margaret's son, Viscount Linley.
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One is that an excessively indebted hedge fund could go bust, leading to problems at the institutions that loaned it money.
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The real estate mogul has loaned his campaign more than $2973 million since he entered the race for the White House.
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Trump has loaned about $17.5 million to his campaign from the time he entered the race, through the end of January.
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In February 2014, the Whitney Museum in New York loaned President Obama two Edward Hoppers, which hung in the Oval Office.
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The coin, with a diameter of 53 centimeters and 3 centimeters thick, was loaned to the Bode Museum in December 2010.
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The federal government loaned Carinthia money last year to acquire virtually all of Heta's bonds, saving the province from possible bankruptcy.
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If the Devils loaned the Hurricanes Cory Schneider, they could make a serious run at one of the wild-card spots.
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When the piece was loaned out for an exhibition at the Whitney, Conner asked that it be pulled from the show.
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The second review unit Samsung loaned me was more in line with the initial promise (more like two to three days).
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De León has struggled to raise the money to compete with Feinstein, who loaned her own campaign $22019 million in December.
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The company loaned $247 million to Neumann in June 2429, which he paid back in full in cash in November 2436.
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Over the years Lampert has loaned the company $2.4 billion, most of it backed by hard assets such as real estate.
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I'm typing this story on a new MacBook Pro loaned to me by Apple, and I'm quite happy with the tactility.
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GoWesty had loaned the couple a van so that they could get back on the road while Boscha was being fixed.
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Critics, including some Sears creditors, contend he let Sears deteriorate even as he invested in the retailer and loaned it money.
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So he turned to his father, Irving, who loaned him $280,260 on one condition: Hal had to repay him by November.
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Since this was my first sweat session, Shape House loaned me a set of clothes to sweat in free of charge.
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EHL Funding says it loaned the duo $3 million on April 10 -- 18 days before the festival -- to help cover costs.
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The value of all her wedding day jewels, loaned by Joe Pacetti Precious Jewels, topped out at a cool $3 million.
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