Again, it has the feel of being part of a borrowed agenda rather than being part of her own.

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Rather than hang around and risk losing money on their positions, often financed in part with borrowed money, the shorts may have decided to cut their losses and run.

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After coming under pressure from investors, however, it resumed and ramped up the repurchases, in part by using borrowed funds.

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The bull-leaping fresco, he says, is a picture of a group of constellations and formed part of an agricultural calendar, borrowed like much else in Minoan culture from Egypt.

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The move towards an equivalent of America's earned-income tax credit (a key part of the fairness programme, albeit borrowed from the wrong side) does make sense.

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But they also say a large part of the blame also rests with the individuals who have borrowed so much.

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But what if funds borrowed to pay back the Social Security Trust Fund came at least in part from the Federal Reserve through Quantitative Easing?

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In an early June filing as part of the divorce trial, Edra claimed she was out of cash and had borrowed money from some of the 97 employees at her 240-acre estate in Rancho Mirage, Calif.

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Part of it was to show how the metal acts in a different setting, and specifically as a borrowed asset, said Juan Carlos Artigas, global head of investment research at the World Gold Council, in an interview with Kitco News.

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