Both States had huge, irresponsible tax cuts which they paid for in part by bonding and borrowing. |
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There is no restriction on the company's borrowing ability imposed by the bonds ' trust deed. |
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A less media-savvy organisation might have sat back and waited for the lurid headlines of a nation drowning in borrowing to be written. |
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There is considerable lexical borrowing and linguistic code switching in informal conversation. |
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A productive borrowing from Micmac through French is toboggan, a runnerless wooden sled still used by children. |
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Many first-time buyers are borrowing thousands of euro from their local credit union towards their deposit. |
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That would be beneficial to manufacturers interested in borrowing to invest in productivity. |
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So computer scientists had to improvise by borrowing the asterisk for multiplication and the forward slash for division. |
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For the future, there has to be a better way of approving major municipal borrowing decisions. |
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The result is that he has undershot his borrowing target for a second year. |
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Rental income in France is taxable, but can be substantially sheltered by the cost of borrowing. |
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And in that process, he places himself against borrowing folk arts and transplanting them in a new milieu. |
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Freehold property helps to strengthen a balance sheet that may in turn support a better credit rating and lower the cost of borrowing. |
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In Canada, forensic entomologists are developing other techniques, borrowing from human forensics. |
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That explains the controversies and counterclaims about who is borrowing what from whom. |
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And corporate treasurers cheered because their borrowing costs are linked to Treasury yields. |
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The bank also has a bilateral borrowing agreement that allows it to tap funding from the Bank of China. |
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Bankruptcy or an IVA leaves a six-year stain on your credit record, which means no borrowing for a long time, so it's not to be taken lightly! |
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Behind this shift has been a truly explosive rate of increase in personal sector borrowing. |
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New borrowing finances additional spending, but it also contributes to a buildup of debts and debt-service obligations that are contractionary. |
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With weak economic growth squeezing fiscal revenues, he was forced to announce a sharp increase in public borrowing in November. |
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Even a first-time buyer who is desperate to buy shouldn't contemplate borrowing so much. |
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A customer can choose to opt for a payday loan and that is agreed borrowing, rather than unarranged borrowing. |
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But in some areas, house prices have reached such a level that properties have become unaffordable, despite the low cost of borrowing. |
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This borrowing has by and large financed consumption, with alarmingly minimal productive investment. |
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There has also been a slowdown in service sector growth and consumer borrowing. |
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After that it can be switched onto an interest-free refinancing loan, which gives three years free borrowing in total. |
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There were little movements in the overnight interbank rates and the borrowing rate averaged 15 percent for most of the week. |
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It appears that the administration will attempt to finesse this problem by the blatant expedient of pretending the borrowing never happened. |
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This leads to a majority of filler material, hodgepodge songs that sound like the band's simply borrowing time. |
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The government has been borrowing money out of the Social Security trust fund like it's their own private piggy bank. |
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Rates of return above borrowing costs engendered heightened investment, which would tend to inflate the economy's general price level. |
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And borrowing abroad was infeasible, given the uncertain political situation and the disastrous legacy of inter-war loans. |
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We may operate with economic infantilism, borrowing blithely, ignoring pension schemes and blowing half our annual earnings on rent. |
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Neither government has demonstrated any compelling evidence it will reduce borrowing anytime soon. |
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Borrowing with commercial paper is again becoming significantly cheaper than borrowing long-term. |
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If government spending is financed by borrowing from commercial banks, it means credit expansion and inflation. |
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I'm very good at borrowing things but suffer from a complete inability to give things back. |
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Robot is a word that is both a coinage by an individual person and a borrowing. |
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The low rates of bank borrowing have also failed to inspire firms to invest. |
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Economists now believe interest rates could peak at 5.5 per cent or rise even sharper if the housing market and borrowing fail to slow. |
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Your files show who you're borrowing money from and whether you're a good or bad payer. |
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Payday loans are somewhat similar to advance-fee loans, and are among the most expensive ways of borrowing money. |
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Higher interest rates can hurt stocks because they raise the cost of borrowing to expand businesses and cut into corporate profits. |
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Another point of concern for the minister is the issuing of loan guarantees by government for borrowing by parastatals. |
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We lost dear old Gran, but we kept telling her to stop borrowing the motorcycle, but otherwise all is hotsy-totsy. |
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Now that the grants system has, for the most part gone down the pan, students have to fund themselves by borrowing money. |
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Of course, what most students do is supplement their income by borrowing from the bank. |
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Our love affair with borrowing and spending now seems to be grinding to a halt, with retail sales figures hitting a 10-year low in April. |
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We continue to believe that interest rates will head higher as a desperately overheated economy fuels unprecedented borrowing demands. |
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These federal guarantees encourage people to overextend by making borrowing cheaper than it otherwise would be. |
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The moon and other heavenly bodies also emit light by borrowing from the sun. |
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A monthly statement shows customers how much they have borrowed and what borrowing facilities remain. |
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As the majority of my salary was swallowed up by my obsession, I ended up borrowing a lot of money to make ends meet. |
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With the season over, and no sponsorship, I have been borrowing cars and asking people for a lift so that I can go and practise. |
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The French crown was forced to pay for its Canadian expenditures by borrowing or taxing in France and shipping specie to the New World. |
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Banks encourage what is for them a profitable orgy of borrowing, and luxury imports surge. |
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During college and right after graduating college, I spent many a Saturday at my parents' house, borrowing their laundry facilities. |
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It was easy for the porter in Farquhar to pass for Beau Clincher, by borrowing his lace and his pulvilio. |
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Unable to take their accustomed walks beside the sea, people read books, leading to an increase in borrowing at Ipswich library. |
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Given the difficulty of saving enough cash to pay the deposit on a new home, how much are first-time buyers actually borrowing? |
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The upshot is very little productive investment is made as all the money goes ultimately to fund state borrowing. |
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Maltese is a Semitic language, with heavy borrowing from Italian and French in vocabulary. |
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All that is required for borrowing is a valid university identification card or a valid participating regional consortia card. |
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Though critical in itself, it still accounts for just one-third of total borrowing in the state. |
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Unfortunately, within the Government's rules, prudential borrowing would not provide the solution to our problems. |
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The family wanted to use the farmhouse against borrowing money to buy further farm land. |
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Manifestly, America's bubble economy of the late 1990s had its center in the most profligate consumer borrowing and spending binge in history. |
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In a recent article, we wrote about the dangers of borrowing money against your home. |
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It seems to me that there's a great deal of borrowing from paganism and Wiccan cultures. |
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The spiralling cost of houses means that a home is a huge outlay in terms of borrowing and ready cash. |
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I know these are tiny examples, but I'm sure more could be done in the way of borrowing and sharing. |
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The decision was widely expected by analysts and borrowing costs have now been held at their current levels since the start of June. |
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Rodriguez herself is sleeping on an air mattress at her daughter's apartment, borrowing clothes and missing her husband. |
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Another reason for the disparity of interest rates is a lack of corporate borrowing. |
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The most recent estimate of the total of Calonne's borrowing is 651 million livres. |
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Of course, students are still borrowing, but my advice has been that the average amount is decreasing. |
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Dr. Pillai feels that pharmaco-genetics could serve as a bridge between allopathy and ayurveda and lead to a borrowing between the two systems. |
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It's not borrowing trouble to consider the possibility that he might not come home when this is all over. |
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I suppose I'm borrowing trouble, but has anyone thought about how to forgive and move on, one way or another? |
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Officials say the finance minister is dead set against large-scale borrowing. |
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Soon, when borrowing a book, you'll be able to specify how sexy or sad or silly or sentimental you'd like it to be. |
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Today Continental European languages are borrowing words from American English. |
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Bastian was not merely borrowing metaphors from political liberalism in order to explain Humboldt's intellectual importance. |
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What it means is that pronouns, like all other words, are changeable, via regular sound changes, analogic restructuring, and borrowing. |
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Central banks hold reserves to defend their currencies from speculative attacks and to help finance international borrowing and trade. |
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It's like borrowing a book from a friend who has underlined the best passages for you to skim to get the guts. |
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Confidence must be restored in the movement so that it continues to serve the saving and borrowing needs of its 2.7 million members. |
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Company gearing, the level of borrowing relative to equity, currently stands at a stretched 120 per cent. |
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Short term fixed rate mortgages were often sold at or just above the lender's own borrowing cost. |
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We have thought of a few options like borrowing a barn on a farm and doing it all up and looking at everyone else chipping in. |
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The Government provided a guarantee for banks' deposit and other claims, such as borrowing, guarantee and letters of credit issued by the banks. |
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Secondly, Robert De Niro threatens a creditor with a revolver he bought, the result of more borrowing. |
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By publicly borrowing library books, patrons forfeit any constitutional protections they may have had in their reading habits. |
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This is a life assurance policy that all lenders insist you take out when borrowing for a property. |
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He says cheap borrowing and the regular revenues from rental has helped keep debt gearing well within limits. |
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In fact, he righteously announced that there would be no return to borrowing in 2002 as most economic number crunchers had predicted. |
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Under Gordon Brown's own fiscal rules, he could carry on spending and borrowing the shortfall in the short-term. |
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In addition, government cannot finance long-lived public capital expenditures with borrowing. |
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The other was borrowing substantial funds and operating at a loss continuously. |
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Low borrowing rates and the absence of currency risks favours Europe at the minute. |
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Analysts credited last year's big rise, which few had predicted, to a strong growth in take-home pay, low unemployment and cheap borrowing costs. |
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Because the growth in property prices in the past outstripped costs of borrowing, the more borrowed the better the return in the past decade. |
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Investment trusts can also gear up, by borrowing money to invest if they so wish. |
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This particular night, after borrowing the yellow suede jacket from my mate, I felt ready for action. |
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While borrowing much from scholasticism, Descartes' account is distinguished by its scope of application. |
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I had accused Lils of borrowing it and never returning it, but she, of course, had claimed never to have touched it. |
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And when borrowing ensure that a hefty margin of safety is built in to the amount that you can repay. |
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We bought this place by scraping the money together, borrowing and scrabbling about. |
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The closet between the entry and kitchen didn't suffice, so they expanded the work area by borrowing space from a powder room and closet. |
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They want private accounts, big benefit cuts, and massive borrowing to finance the transition costs, and that's that. |
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Few people can expect the 'Bank of Mum and Dad' to bail them out if borrowing costs rise. |
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We do offer business current accounts, without borrowing to all customers irrespective of their credit standing. |
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Once this perception gains ground then it may not be too long before the consumer spending and borrowing boom returns to previous highs. |
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It was mainly leverage created by borrowing to finance securities purchases back then. |
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Second, despite past Fed tightening, corporate interest rates are still attractive enough so as not to crimp borrowing. |
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We are also seeing interest rates creeping up in an effort to stem the flow of borrowing that puts an extra burden on the shoulders of us all. |
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Economists and policymakers have generally applauded the growth of borrowing as a boon to the economy and a blessing for average Americans. |
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Nonfinancial borrowing from banks and thrifts has fallen since the mid-1970s to a modem-day low of 22 percent and 9 percent respectively. |
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These young birdling things are driving me to the point of borrowing a gun. |
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Generally, the better the rating, the lower the borrowing cost for the issuer. |
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Ravitch has said the borrowing would have been temporary and would have come in exchange for a more transparent budget. |
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In hopes of standing out amid the Easter crazy, some churches are borrowing themes from popular culture. |
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If borrowing rates start to climb dramatically, the hope of clawing out of the slump will fade very quickly. |
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According to the National Consumer Council, about six million families are already struggling to keep up with credit commitments at a time when borrowing is rising. |
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Think long and hard about borrowing money against the roof over your head. |
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As for now there is no knowing for sure which way our high interest rates, hurtful as they are, will go especially if Government does reduce its borrowing. |
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The exhibit also includes examples of designers borrowing from fine art, as Yves Saint Laurent did with his Mondrian dress. |
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In her paintings, she emphasized her Indian heritage, borrowing from ancient Mexican and popular art forms, such as retablos, or votive paintings. |
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If you don't already have a lot of equity, borrowing against your home in hopes that market appreciation will increase your equity is a dangerous gamble. |
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Fears continued to grow last week that runaway borrowing and soaring house prices are fuelling back-door attempts by the government to control lending by pushing prices up. |
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To put this bluntly, historical catachresis is a way of borrowing literary criticism's understanding of textuality to point beyond the literary text. |
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When I ran out of money I ended up borrowing and then thieving. |
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The profligate US government, it was said, could not finance its deficits from the meager savings of its people, thereby necessitating borrowing from abroad. |
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We're living within our means, rather than borrowing against the future. |
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And borrowing actually costs the company something less than that, because the interest is tax-deductible. |
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The tradeoff was that they had two years to tone down their riskiest trading, which involved borrowing lots of money on each bet. |
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The markup is so absurd that it's barely worth borrowing picking up anything except special magical items. |
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While debt relief has been extremely effective, it is not sufficient to allow poor countries escape the treadmill of borrowing to repay old loans. |
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With the closure of rural banks, many farmers have been driven to borrowing from private moneylenders with usurious interest rates of 5 percent per month. |
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The move is designed to keep house price inflation and borrowing in check. |
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Unless the loan is reinvested in the home, borrowing against the free mortgageable value makes households more vulnerable to falling property prices. |
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He is borrowing to buy the club, thus effectively mortgaging its future. |
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He was prone to the long-term unarranged borrowing of Paul's things. |
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This borrowing by financial and non-financial entities was largely unhedged and short-term leaving them highly vulnerable to exchange rate and maturity mismatch risks. |
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This clearly shows the unnaturalness of the idea of borrowing foreign doctrines regardless of whether they can be adapted to the Russian environment. |
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He got a truck, and he ended up borrowing a white-fleeced Levi jacket from a guy in a bar who told him he didn't look nearly redneck enough in his jeans and shirt. |
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Mr Ahern also rejected Fine Gael and Labour claims that a planned National Development Finance Agency would mean a return to State borrowing by another name. |
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Appropriating and borrowing things from other cultures buffet-style seems like a good way of cutting down the amount of time you have to spend hacking out the basics. |
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Perhaps her mother was just borrowing trouble, as she was prone to doing. |
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This is Monopoly stuff, with hundreds of millions of pounds of borrowing. |
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The emergence of specific-purpose vehicles like PPPs has changed infrastructure investment, but the need for government borrowing is still substantial. |
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He went on to explain that the previous bubble was caused by borrowing low-cost capital for investment in unproductive activities, particularly for speculative purposes. |
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The change in the cost of borrowing is just the prize money for your winner. |
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By this reckoning, buoyant growth will boost wages and salaries, giving home buyers the extra money they need to cover their increased borrowing costs and so buttress housing. |
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A calque or loan-translation is a borrowing of a compound word from another language where each component is translated into native words and then joined together. |
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Council tenants whose furniture was ruined had to scramble around borrowing beds when there were stocks of camp beds and blankets tucked away for just such an emergency. |
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None of the freight trains in that section of the state ever ran at night, so we saw no apparent danger or harm in borrowing the handcars for a few hours. |
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Businesses are taking steps to keep cash from going out the door, and they are bringing in fresh money by borrowing to create a cushion to carry them through hard times. |
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They had a reputation as badly managed, high-risk players who started the crisis by borrowing recklessly from Western banks, then lending heedlessly to local businesses. |
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However, with borrowing and debt levels at record highs, buoyancy in these areas could still crumble rapidly if the general view of the economy changes for the worse. |
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The ad neglects to state that payday loans are one of the most expensive ways of borrowing money, or that such loans are actually illegal in some states. |
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However, consumer groups argue that banks should not impose such exorbitant penalty charges as they do not reflect the costs incurred when customers exceed borrowing limits. |
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Beginning with the War of Independence and continuing through the War on Terror, Americans have chosen to pay for their wars by borrowing money and inflating the currency. |
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When the government spends resources, it must drain them from the private economy through taxation and borrowing, or by inflating the money supply. |
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The concession came in response to Chancellor Gordon Brown's belief that the pact fails to take account of borrowing and investment over a five to six-year cycle. |
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To measure the vulnerability of a country to concessional lending disruption, we will first measure the volume of financial benefit from borrowing at concessional rates. |
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Little can be done to rein in personal borrowing as interest rates the only way to curb lending by financial institutions are set by the European Central Bank. |
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Persistently high interest rates pursued by many governments of the region have choked off enthusiasm for domestic borrowing by foreign investors. |
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Once vertebrate and invertebrate eyes were established hundreds of millions of years ago, evolution continued borrowing genes and fine-tuning them for new situations. |
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Mum rushed around borrowing clothing coupons and ration books. |
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We have gone from being a nation who never accepted credit to being one which has no hang-ups about borrowing very considerable amounts on credit. |
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We are the world's biggest debtors, borrowing money from Japan and Europe. |
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Although farm incomes continued to decline in 2002, the low cost of borrowing did much to save off the threat of closure for those struggling with a high level of debt. |
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While it will welcome the slower pace of growth in mortgage lending, it is concerned that individuals are borrowing for day-to-day spending for extravagant lifestyles. |
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How to avoid borrowing lots of money at high interest rates. |
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Language contact occurs in a variety of phenomena, including language convergence, borrowing and relexification. |
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The linguistic trends of borrowing foreign verbs and verbalizing nouns have greatly increased the number of weak verbs over the last 1,200 years. |
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Cypriot Arabic largely shows borrowing of vocabulary, and consequently Greek morphosyntax. |
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It was hailed as a success, carrying 38,000 passengers on the opening day, and borrowing trains from other railways to supplement the service. |
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On 11 December, he declared himself the Shaowu Emperor, borrowing his imperial regalia from local theatre troupes. |
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It is open for public access and allows borrowing of books after requesting a library card. |
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The partners' means were not equal to the total costs, which were met only by heavy borrowing and by artful management of creditors. |
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The increase in transactions was financed through borrowing and ultimately caused debt levels to rise. |
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The residential mortgage borrowing segment is by far the largest of the borrowing segments in which the GSEs operate. |
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The latter also suggests more substantive borrowing from Brehon Law into canon law. |
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The Fed sets a target for the Fed funds rate, which its Open Market Committee tries to match by lending or borrowing in the money market. |
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He has titles enough to greatness, without borrowing plumes from the gratuitous bedeckings of prurient writers. |
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By the 1950s this had led to large governmental deficits and excessive foreign borrowing. |
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Altogether, taxes, provided at most 30 percent of national expenditures, with the rest from borrowing. |
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On 14 April, Labour launched its full manifesto, which Miliband said was fully funded and would require no additional borrowing. |
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Depending on the historical period, borrowing has proceeded from various languages. |
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When borrowing, pronunciation was adapted to Polish phonemes and spelling was altered to match Polish orthography. |
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Both cultures intermixed, borrowing from each other's language, culture and outlook. |
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An example is in borrowing by different European Union countries denominated in euros. |
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The deal will see the Northern Irish government getting extra cash and borrowing powers of 2 billion pounds. |
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I can better illustrate the contrast by borrowing a passage from Schelling's System of Transcendental Idealism. |
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Public debt is the total of all borrowing of a government, minus repayments denominated in a country's home currency. |
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Fellow midfielder Aron Gunnarsson took this shot after borrowing Telegraph staffman Joe Bailey's camera. |
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As treasury centralizes, there are efficiencies gained by concentrating the investment and borrowing decisions. |
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A Vietnamese government crackdown on investors' borrowing to buy securities prompted a sharp selloff in April. |
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Loan translations and semantic extensions are used extensively as a way of using the language's own resources rather than borrowing. |
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The site also provides access to the MIPT library catalog, along with directions for borrowing library materials. |
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Both rhyme and rhythm are related to Latin rhythmus, itself a borrowing from Greek. |
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The library staff decides upon the number of items patrons are allowed to borrow, as well as the details of borrowing time allotted. |
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Most of the borrowing by Italian firms is denominated in euros. |
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Much of the materials located within a public library are available for borrowing. |
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Even though the country denied that it was renegotiating the terms, investor apprehension pushed Greece's borrowing costs to a record euro high. |
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We have to get borrowing approvement from the Government, and the loan will be repaid over 10 years. |
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A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. |
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For the most part, clinicians were borrowing techniques in an appearingly random and haphazard manner. |
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But governments and central banks vouched for the zombie banks, which were able to keep borrowing dollars from banks in other countries. |
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This was a gradual process which took place because of farmers borrowing money in poor times and not being able to repay. |
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He began making films at age seven, borrowing his father's Super 8 camera and shooting short films with his action figures. |
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They consider that much film music is derivative, borrowing heavily from previous works. |
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Modernization of music in the Arab world involved borrowing inspiration from Turkish music and Western musical styles. |
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The Mughal artistic tradition was eclectic, borrowing from the European Renaissance as well as from Persian and Indian sources. |
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Hand in hand, the zaibatsu and government guided the nation, borrowing technology from the West. |
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Keats may have seemed to his friends to be living on comfortable means, but in reality he was borrowing regularly from Abbey and his friends. |
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Students only borrow from private lenders when they exhaust the maximum borrowing limits under federal loans. |
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Diachronic analysis shows that the majority of one-lexeme terms were formed by means of intralinguistic borrowing. |
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The FLS was launched last year but so far it has not resulted in much more borrowing by small and medium-sized companies. |
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Maltese has a Semitic base with substantial borrowing from Sicilian, Italian, a little French, and more recently and increasingly, English. |
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In this respect ISV can be viewed as heavily borrowing loanwords from New Latin. |
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Consonant clusters occurring in loanwords do not necessarily follow the cluster limits set by the borrowing language's phonotactics. |
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The scenery is as breathtaking as you'd imagine but, despite borrowing heftily from the canon of Sergio Leone, there's not enough to hold your interest. |
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The central bank is expected to stand pat and not cut borrowing. |
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First, in depending on vocabulary, as opposed to morphology or grammar, one runs the risk of assuming cognacy between similar words when the real explanation is borrowing. |
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Owing to the close proximity, there is still a great deal of borrowing from the Swedish and Norwegian languages in the Finnish and Sami languages. |
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A country can spend more money than it produces by borrowing from abroad, or it can spend less than it produces and lend the difference to foreigners. |
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The issuing price is lower than the average price level of local Chinese banks, as well as the Branch s price level of inter-bank borrowing over the same tenor. |
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It is a rather nice idea which will work in principle, however, there are things that need to be considered before buying or borrowing some four-legged rotavators. |
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In June 2009, the IEG published further reports on borrowing and on natural resource taxation, plus a response to some of the Commission's consultation questions. |
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Camp calls this system of organization architectonic, borrowing that specific meaning of the word from The Rhythmic Structure of Music by Cooper and Meyer. |
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Public finance research also analyzes effects of the various types of taxes and types of borrowing as well as administrative concerns, such as tax enforcement. |
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Like Peel, Gladstone dismissed the idea of borrowing to cover the deficit. |
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Identity theft can range from unauthorized use of a credit card to borrowing money in someone else's name or even assuming another's identity to commit a violent crime. |
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Henry took Winchester College as his model, visiting on many occasions, borrowing its Statutes and removing its Headmaster and some of the Scholars to start his new school. |
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Fiscal and economic policy are currently reserved matters determined at Westminster, however from 2018 increased tax and borrowing powers will be devolved. |
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By engaging in an interest rate swap, the BBB firm can lower its long-term borrowing rate, and the AA firm can lower its short-term borrowing rate. |
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With the child being a student their income is going to be very limited so the way that you can arrange borrowing for a flat is by setting up a guarantor mortgage. |
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He has been borrowing from Brazilian baile funk for years, and the first release on his new record label, Mad Descent, is by the Brazilian group Bonde do Role. |
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Once the hedge is in place, the client can consider borrowing money, monetizing the position or expanding the risk profile back out again into a more diversified portfolio. |
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When borrowing English words, Polish often changes their spelling. |
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In addition, governments enacted large fiscal stimulus packages, by borrowing and spending to offset the reduction in private sector demand caused by the crisis. |
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To pay for purchases in the United States, Britain cashed in its extensive investments in American railroads and then began borrowing heavily on Wall Street. |
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Much is made about the contemporary borrowing of English words into other languages, but this phenomenon is not new, nor is it very large by historical standards. |
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His version was of a library borrowing system where microfilm of books was sent along a telephone line to the home and downloaded to be read on a televiewer. |
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Empirically, however, sovereign borrowing in developing countries is procyclical, since developing countries have more difficulty accessing capital markets in lean times. |
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French and English are particularly close, since English, through extensive borrowing, is typologically closer to French than to other Germanic languages. |
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Securities and Exchange Commission recently voted unanimously to consider expanding what registrants are required to disclose about their short-term borrowing arrangements. |
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Such extreme and systematic borrowing is only rarely attested, and Media Lengua is not typically described as a variety of either Quichua or Spanish. |
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The budgetary impact of seigniorage is interest avoided from the borrowing it displaces and is not visible because it is neither quantified nor shown in the budget. |
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The pace of household borrowing slowed considerably in the first six months of 1990, reflecting decelerations in both mortgage and consumer credit. |
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The drummer Dafnis Prieto, leading a superbly calibrated sextet, chopped up the pulse of his native Cuba with clever feints while borrowing from postbop harmony. |
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It is sometimes possible to give approximate dates for the borrowing of individual Latin words based on which patterns of sound change they have undergone. |
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This led to Romania borrowing from the International Monetary Fund. |
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Robert joined the Crusade, borrowing money from William Rufus to do so, and granting the King temporary custody of his part of the Duchy in exchange. |
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During the Volcker disinflation, the FOMC interpreted increases in member bank borrowing as contractive because nominal interest rates initially rose. |
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Although originally informed by and borrowing from classical, modern, and jazz styles, it has since come to incorporate elements from many styles of dance. |
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