The last meaningful triage action was an arrangement between the European Central Bank and the U.S. Federal Reserve allowing European banks to borrow U.S. dollars.
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He also cites Balkoski in the text--but the relevant passages tend to borrow Balkoski's words freely without using quote marks.
Joel (Jake) Shapiro's master plan for building a great wine company was to borrow other people's money and pick up distressed vineyards.
Amazon is also, according to people familiar with the company's plans, readying a broad range of devices that, in some cases, borrow from Google's previous efforts.
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Meanwhile the government's ability to borrow money was dealt a blow last week when Moody's, a ratings agency, cut Slovenia's bonds to "junk" status.
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The dispute centred on how much U.S. company Ludlow Music should earn in revenues for allowing Williams and his record company to borrow from late U.S. folk singer Woody Guthrie's 1961 song "I am the Way, " whose copyright it owns.
Alas, the lady was not for turning, to borrow Margaret Thatcher's famous statement of defiance.
In simple terms, the bearish looking to "short" a certain company's shares borrow those shares from an existing owner.
"The world needs quality teachers, with the skills, to borrow Ivan Betskoi's words, to foster new citizens", she noted.
The lifting of the embargo would allow the Castro's to borrow from international organizations: such as the IMF, the World Bank, etc.
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That's an argument that, to borrow an old joke of Henry Kissinger's, is not only convincing but has the additional merit of being true.
Unfortunately, however, on that beautiful and momentous Saturday I actually had to borrow my friend's PC laptop to do so -- which made me feel both confused and dirty.
In the aftermath of the harshest economic downturn since the Great Depression, with banks still afraid to lend and small business owners afraid to borrow, that's an encouraging trend.
The two families kept their rear yards open, separated by a row of hedges with an opening, so that they could borrow each other's yard when holding parties or barbeques.
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These days when I travel, I try to leave my fancy notebook at home, and just borrow someone else's PC -- you know, one with a real keyboard and a real T1 connection.
This is a fear gauge, and when it increases more than the federal funds rate at which American banks borrow each other's reserve balances from the Fed, it suggests an abnormal unwillingness of banks to lend to each other.
Key to the device is what's missing: Instead of the optical drive built into most other portable devices, the MacBook Air can wirelessly borrow another device's optical drive, so that it can access software or data stored on a disk.
That won't stop the DUP playing that card closer between now and polling day, but it sits uncomfortably alongside the clear image of them, Sinn Fein and Alliance as the "team players" (to borrow Martin McGuinness's phrase) ranged against the UUP and SDLP "internal opposition".
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The University of Tennessee, meanwhile, will have faculty at its Martin and Chattanooga campuses work with Coursera to develop entirely online versions of first-year courses in English composition and masterpieces of music, both general education requirements (these courses won't be "open" to non-UT students, so aren't really "MOOCs, " but they will borrow from Coursera's technology platforms).
And the U.S. presence gives Gerdau access to cheaper capital: It can borrow dollars in the U.S. for 7.5%, versus 14.5% in Brazil.
It can be awkward to drop in on a client and then ask if you can use the machine's Remote Disc feature to wirelessly borrow the optical drive on one of the client's computers if he hands you material on a CD-ROM.
Which brings us back to de Boinod's title: tingo is an invaluable word from the Pascuense language of Easter Island meaning "to borrow objects from a friend's house, one by one, until there's nothing left".
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Prime Minister David Cameron has said reducing the UK's debt burden to ensure it can borrow money cheaply from international investors remains the government's top priority.
"It's basically telling people to beg, borrow or steal to buy a home, and that's exactly what they've done, " says Edward Kleinbard, a professor at the University of Southern California's law school and former chief of staff for Congress' Joint Committee on Taxation.
That's where you borrow money to buy equity, earning more from the equity than you owe in interest on the borrowed money.
In keeping with Price's beg and borrow approach, most of the zombie make-up in the make-up artists' cases was inherited from other movies.
It also put off until March 1 the mandated spending cuts from a 2011 agreement that extended the Treasury's authority to borrow money.
The ability of the U.S. to borrow depends on the confidence of investors that the country will be able to control its deficits.
However, in the short term, America's capacity to borrow at rock bottom rates is being damaged by the perception that its political class is incompetent.
The United States takes advantage of the dollar's position to borrow cheaply from the rest of the world, selling its assets in return for goods.
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