But the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has borrowed its people.
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QNB has borrowed over $2.3 billion through private placements this year.
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The company has borrowed extensively through similar large loan facilities in the past.
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That wasn't enough to run the business, so the company has borrowed money.
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But what about all the times Facebook has "borrowed" key features from Snapchat?
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Since the country's boom ended in the early 1990s, Japan has borrowed deeply.
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For the purposes of the exhibition, Wahler has borrowed a formal structure from magic.
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And Princess Kate has borrowed several amazing pieces from Queen Elizabeth over the years.
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Angola has borrowed more than $19bn from China since 2004, mostly secured against oil.
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DEBT TARGET Since starting the IMF loan program, Egypt has borrowed heavily from abroad.
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The country has borrowed heavily from abroad since a $12 billion package was agreed.
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But Trump has borrowed more than $300 million in loans from the German lender.
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Now he has borrowed a small 4x4 jeep from a friend and he's using that.
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And because he still has to pay off what he has borrowed, he is trapped.
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The government has borrowed heavily to build hotels, the conference centre and an $800m airport.
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UK Sport has borrowed from a wide array of fields in pursuit of an edge.
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The government has borrowed an average of 5.8 trillion rupees in the previous three years.
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She also wants to lift sanctions on Russia and has borrowed funds from Russian banks.
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Complicating matters, for years Pemex has borrowed money to pay its taxes, accumulating government-guaranteed loans.
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Kurdistan has borrowed around $4 billion from Rosneft, traders and Turkey, guaranteed by future oil sales.
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We open the episode on Tess (Ella Purnell) unpacking plates she has "borrowed" from the restaurant.
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The show has borrowed pieces from collectors and recombined them to be, at times, almost unrecognizable.
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It has borrowed more than $85033 billion to fund day-to-day operations and other functions.
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I think Ads has borrowed my riser once or twice to get up to the decks!
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Danish has borrowed a slew of pan-European words: passiv, patent and pedicure appear on one page.
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Conor McGregor has borrowed heavily from the marketing skills of the Brit with his own polarizing comments.
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Any entity in Malaysia that has borrowed more than 353 billion will be on our watch list.
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Since then, Saudi Arabia has borrowed extensively, both locally and internationally, through conventional and Islamic debt instruments.
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Along the way, Neumann has been a landlord to his company and has borrowed money from it.
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"Mad Shelia" wouldn't be the first time a Chinese movie has borrowed from a popular Western franchise.
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That's something that pop music has borrowed really from hip-hop and will continue to do so.
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Detailed financial information will also reveal how much money Trump has borrowed from government-dominated Chinese banks.
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One problem with "Wendy" is that Zeitlin has borrowed both too much from Barrie and not enough.
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Under the direction of the hedge-fund moneyman Edward S. Lampert, Sears has borrowed to the hilt.
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So far this year Britain has borrowed less than forecast, and September's deficit was the lowest since 2007.
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In recent years Serbia has borrowed around $1.5 billion from Russia and China to overhaul its railway network.
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One parent, Megan Malvern, has borrowed an air-monitoring meter so she can take readings around the site.
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She has borrowed 25,2000-1003,2100 rupees ($2000,235-3,400) in total—but has no idea of the interest rate.
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It was unclear what Mr. Cohen has done with all the money he has borrowed in recent years.
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Agarwal has borrowed against his own shares to lever up, increasing the pressure to win at any cost.
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Africa has borrowed about $130 billion from China since 2000, with loans generally used to finance infrastructure projects.
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Creator Aaron Martin has borrowed plenty of episode ideas from Star Trek, but his show lacks any driving philosophy.
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Spelthorne Borough Council, in Surrey, has borrowed almost £1bn from the PWLB to finance a big splurge on property.
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The bank has borrowed from other industries, for instance by studying how carmakers use common parts in several models.
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Sears has borrowed about $150 million from lenders including owner Eddie Lampert, according to people familiar with the matter.
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If your company has borrowed money from a bank, the cost of the loan is probably based on Libor.
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Ms. Murrell has borrowed more than 100 paintings, sculptures, photographs and works on paper from over 40 international lenders.
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Mr. Bai, a 30-year-old Beijing deliveryman, has borrowed heavily from China's growing ranks of online cash lenders.
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The country has borrowed heavily from abroad since a $12 billion package was agreed with the IMF in 2016.
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Saudi Arabia has borrowed $52 billion through dollar-denominated bond sales over the past two years, according to Dealogic.
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It has been said that Trump the director has borrowed from World Wrestling productions with their bombast and caricatures.
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Mr Holmes says the company has borrowed and modified tested technologies to ensure that it is not reinventing the wheel.
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He repays monthly rather than weekly and has borrowed not in a group but individually, with two friends as guarantors.
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And even a sharp Warren critic like Trump has borrowed Sanders and Warren's message of a "rigged" system and economy.
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Papiamento is a melting pot language that has borrowed from Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, English, Native American, and African vocabulary groups.
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Gray has borrowed the title, and he dramatizes many of the episodes to which Grann and other writers have referred.
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Like most painters, Mr. Plagens has borrowed more than he has invented, but he's never done it with such confidence.
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EEHC, which did not respond to a request for comment on its new fundraising exercise, has borrowed extensively in the past.
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Saudi Arabia has borrowed extensively over the past few years to refill state coffers depleted by a drop in oil prices.
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Saudi Arabia has borrowed extensively over the past few years to offset the impact of lower oil prices on state revenues.
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FOREIGN INVESTORS Ethiopian Airlines has borrowed from foreign banks including JP Morgan, ING Capital and Societe Generale over the past decade.
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" The country has "borrowed from our children and their future for too long, the devastating consequences of which cannot be overstated.
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And to showcase the new engine, Chevy has borrowed a trick from Ferrari, mounting it beneath a 3.2 mm glass panel.
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The authority has borrowed about $15 billion in the past six years — about 52 percent of overall capital funding, records show.
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Saudi Arabia has borrowed extensively over the past few years to offset the impact of lower oil prices on state revenue.
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In another sign of his influence, the National Front has borrowed about 6 million euros from a political fundraising association he heads.
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Furthermore, her party has borrowed money from Russian banks, after lenders in France refused loans due to the National Front's racist past.
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If you include the money the U.S. government has borrowed from its own federal trust funds, that number rises to $19.8 trillion.
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Jagu has borrowed money from both of these men—not large sums, but enough to bring them to our house, demanding repayment.
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The FN has borrowed money from a Russian bank with links to the Kremlin, and Ms Le Pen has long admired Vladimir Putin.
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It has borrowed heavily from abroad since it began an economic reform program backed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in late 2016.
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Connecticut has borrowed for decades to fund school construction, whereas nearly all other states typically borrow at the local level for those projects.
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Imagine a person has borrowed $40,22017 in federal student loans, at a 216 percent interest rate and with a 2000-year repayment period.
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Imagine a person has borrowed $280,2000 in federal student loans, at a 7 percent interest rate and with a 25-year repayment period.
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But as Donald Jr. has sought to establish his own business identity, he has borrowed from his father's playbook — and, occasionally, his payroll.
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His real estate firm has borrowed money from the likes of Goldman Sachs, the Blackstone Group, Deutsche Bank and the French bank Natixis.
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Instead the IMF is trying to shore up alternative sources of financing, including $250bn it has borrowed for five years from 40 richer members.
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In its first few posts, Twitter has borrowed imagery from its broader campaign, which pairs Twitter's iconic hashtag with an event in the news.
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A. Venezuela has borrowed heavily from both nations via oil-for-loan agreements in which it pays back in deliveries of crude and fuel.
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Alvin has accounts with three banks, an online brokerage account and has borrowed from no less than nine lenders in the past five years.
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It has borrowed an anthem, "The Ode to Joy", from Beethoven, but it remains a creature of the concert hall rather than the heart.
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Since 21978, the program has borrowed $22015 billion from the Treasury and repaid just $25.5 billion of that principle, according to the Insurance Journal.
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In recent years Citgo has borrowed several billion dollars, using its three refineries and pipeline assets as collateral, with the money going to Caracas.
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Maduro tweet: Venezuela has borrowed billions from Russia and, in November, Moscow agreed to restructure the $3.1 billion in debt that Venezuela owes it.
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Egypt has borrowed heavily from abroad after adopting a three-year economic reform programme backed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) since late 2016.
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This is not the first time Trump has borrowed the idea that the recent wave of anti-Semitic threats are somehow false, or staged.
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Over the past 10 years, ELS has borrowed at least $600 million through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy up these kinds of properties.
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An investor has borrowed money to put into the market, and if the asset drops to a predetermined price, it's sold off to repay lenders.
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Steve Bannon, his former chief strategist, believes China has borrowed the "American system" of manufacturing protection proposed by Alexander Hamilton in the late 18th century.
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He has borrowed a slogan—"the dignity of work"—that was previously deployed this year to good effect by another Midwestern presidential-aspirant, Sherrod Brown.
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The Philippines has borrowed money from China and other nations to fund its massive infrastructure projects, under President Rodrigo Duterte's signature "Build, Build, Build" program.
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To pay for the projects, Senegal has borrowed on international markets, most recently with a $2.2 billion Eurobond in March last year, and from China.
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While Mr. Xi cannot yet match Mao's grandeur, he has borrowed from Mao's playbook in his quest to be seen as a singular, transformative force.
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Mumtalakat, which has borrowed quite extensively in the past, is also looking at potential funding options, although it does not have debt due this year.
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Venezuela has borrowed more than $50 billion from China through a decade-long oil-for-loans arrangement that often requires Caracas to contract with Chinese firms.
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And anybody who knows anything about hip-hop knows that hip-hop for years has borrowed from comic books—and specifically, by and large, from Marvel.
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When it comes to eliminating "waste, fraud and abuse" in government spending, President Donald Trump's proposed budget has borrowed a page from President Barack Obama's budget.
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Suffice it to say, I'm not surprised that the latest tattoo trend sweeping the internet has borrowed this clever feature many of us grew up with.
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Moody's downgraded 22 Turkish financial institutions , saying that a further shift in investor sentiment could curtail wholesale funding for a sector that has borrowed heavily overseas.
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In the first ten days of his tumultuous and controversial presidency, Trump has borrowed five key aspects—willfully or not—from the playbook used by despots.
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But he has borrowed some of his populist language on immigration, an issue that is as fraught in Australia as it is in the United States.
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Fashion has borrowed from kink culture for decades, though, it just so happens that now, it's during a time when actual leather scenes are dying out.
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" Friess, who is well aware that Trump has vowed to support Barrasso in case of primary challenges, has borrowed the president's "I don't need to do this.
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"In addition to the land Japan has borrowed, it is considering leasing the neighboring land to its east," the spokesman said in response to a Reuters query.
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Peter Doran, a Washington-based scholar on European affairs, admits he has borrowed heavily from such books as "The Prize" by Daniel Yergin to tell his story.
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The utility has borrowed more than $3 billion under credit lines available to it, a move companies in financial distress will often make to shore up cash.
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As has its impact: Artificial intelligence has borrowed from the HAL persona, and now, unwittingly, a slight hint of Canadianness resides in our phones and interactive devices.
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On top of that, Gallery 681 has borrowed pieces of art from elsewhere in the museum and hung them above Michele Todini's gilded mid-1600s Italian harpsichord.
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In Amazon's home town of Seattle, Prologis has borrowed a practice it uses in Japan and China to build what it says is America's first multistorey fulfilment centre.
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This year, the government of Oman has borrowed just over USD11 billion (15% of GDP) externally through a mix of conventional bonds, sukuk, syndicated loans and export credits.
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And since 2013, Cuba has borrowed from the capitalist playbook, allowing clubs in Japan, Italy, Canada, Panama and Colombia to lease players for a part of the season.
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But if Kaag has borrowed some of his own planks, "Sick Souls, Healthy Minds" is a new house, a more modest and specific structure than his earlier works.
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Perhaps Mr. Bradford, who has borrowed the exhibition's title from the last line of the Civil War novel "Gone With the Wind," is ending on an optimistic note?
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The Treasury has borrowed hundreds of billions of dollars more from global investors to pay for the big checks it cut primarily to wealthy households and big corporations.
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Photographer Nilaya Sabnis headed to Magnetic Fields in December to see how the global musical-festival "look" translates in a location that "boho style" has borrowed so much from.
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From the Queen's own wedding bracelet, the Lotus Flower tiara and her diamond-encrusted maple leaf brooch, Kate has borrowed several amazing pieces from Queen Elizabeth over the years.
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Egypt has struggled to recover from years of turmoil after a 2011 uprising and has borrowed heavily from abroad since signing an International Monetary Fund loan deal in 2016.
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According to a Thursday 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the department store chain has borrowed $100 million from affiliates of Lampert's hedge fund, ESL Investments.
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Over the past 28500 years alone, it has borrowed nearly $6900 billion from the Treasury Department to pay storm claims but repaid less than $2628 billion of that total.
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One of the weakest scenes, a violent confrontation between Jack and his much-older brother, Bobby (Sam Elliott, whose deep drawl Mr. Cooper has borrowed), is an information dump.
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The national debt, on the other hand, is the cumulative amount of money that the federal government has borrowed to make up for all those deficits in previous years.
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Because Apple houses the majority of its $216 billion in cash overseas, it has borrowed money over the last three years to pay out more than $9 billion to investors.
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You make a strong case in the book that the food industry has borrowed from the tobacco industry when it comes to using science for marketing purposes and avoiding regulation.
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Although the government has indeed stepped in to honour the debt, its own finances are horribly stretched, not least because it has borrowed far more than it had previously admitted.
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First and foremost, the public deserves to know more about Mr. Trump's finances: from whom he has borrowed, with whom he has done business, to whom he may be beholden.
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KIEV, Sept 10 (Reuters) - State-owned Ukrainian Railways has borrowed almost $100 million by placing an additional issue of its five-year Eurobonds, Ukraine's infrastructure minister said late on Tuesday.
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"The modern far left has borrowed the Marxist critique of liberalism and substituted race and gender identities for economic ones," Jonathan Chait wrote in a 2015 New York magazine feature.
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Mr Zelensky has borrowed the show's title for the name of his political party, and has styled his candidacy after his character, often blurring the lines between make-believe and reality.
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George Ombelli, a salesman for a company importing bicycles who also owns a hair salon and cosmetics shop with his wife, has borrowed simultaneously from four providers over the past year.
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In response to the debt crisis, the UK has borrowed an American strategy: selling off student debts at a fraction of their value, to private companies like CarVal Investors and Erudio.
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Apple has borrowed $90 billion against its $221 billion offshore stash to partially fund a $250 billion multiyear shareholder capital return program and tax deducting the interest costs along the way.
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Pete Buttigieg has borrowed from Warren, calling himself a "democratic capitalist," as she does, although he so far has not issued any semblance of a plan to make capitalism more democratic.
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Even The Times has borrowed from that long-ago publisher, in the title of a promotional brochure — most likely designed by Louis Silverstein — that described the newspaper's appeal for apparel advertisers.
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Kenya has borrowed intensively in the past four years to fund an ambitious development programme, including new roads and a coast-capital railway, and the government wants to raise more cash.
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Safari has borrowed a very useful feature from Windows: the ability to "snap" open tabs to the left or right of the screen, so you can compare two side-by-side.
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The story details how AWS has borrowed features and tools from the open-source software community to boost its own massively profitable product, likely at the expense of smaller start-ups.
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While it isn't the first time the latter has borrowed from the Chicago pioneers' deep discography, using Maurice White and company's 1974 hit as the outro lends the collaboration some soulful heft.
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Turkey has been running a large current-account deficit (indicating heavy reliance on capital flows from abroad), has borrowed heavily in dollars and has an alarmingly low level of foreign-exchange reserves.
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Since 2012, GM Korea has borrowed billions of dollars in loans from its headquarters at an annual interest of between 4.8 and 5.3 percent, higher than the rates charged by local banks.
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In all, the 288 billion euros ($330 billion) Greece has borrowed is the largest bailout in history, saddling the country with debt the equivalent of 180 percent of its annual economic output.
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Since 2011, when Emanuel took office as the city's mayor, Chicago has borrowed more than $481 million for water projects, including $312 million to install new water mains, according to the Tribune.
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If Mr Macron's hybrid government, which has borrowed from the former left, right and centre, is ever a source of frustration for the self-described Gaullist, Mr Le Maire will not say so.
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Turkey's exceedingly high level of short-term external debt and the fact that its corporate sector has borrowed excessively in U.S. dollars make its crisis that much more dangerous to its economic health.
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But so far it has borrowed successfully in the international debt market because investors believe it can count on support from its richer Gulf neighbours, particularly Saudi Arabia, if its finances deteriorate further.
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Like many other Chinese developers, Country Garden has borrowed money from overseas, which could leave it vulnerable to any weakening in the Chinese currency and to higher interest rates in the United States.
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The debt, or the amount of money the country has borrowed to make up for the fact that it has had to spend more than it has, currently sits at more than $21.6 trillion.
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The retailer has borrowed $60 million from affiliates of Lampert's hedge fund, ESL Investments, according to a Monday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that was first reported on by the Chicago Tribune.
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Mr. Xi, who has sought a historical standing on a par with Mao, has borrowed from his playbook to restore the party's place at the center of everyday life in China, including higher education.
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Nigeria, which emerged from recession in 2017, has borrowed abroad and at home over the past three years to help finance its budgets and fund infrastructure projects, but debt service costs are also rising.
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Repayment has been slow, not least because ABI has borrowed largely in dollars and euros but earns most of its money in the fragile currencies of volatile emerging markets like Brazil and South Africa.
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This time it insists it is not bringing back the reviled "new" Zim dollar, but is printing notes that are "backed" by some $200m that Zimbabwe has borrowed from the African Export-Import Bank.
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The program has borrowed almost $40 billion from the government since Hurricane Katrina in 22005, Moore said, as the income it generates from premiums can't keep up with the amount of major flood events.
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Five billion dollars is close to the amount Cameroon has borrowed from Beijing since 2000, according to the China Africa Research Initiative (CARI), and exceeds the amount the country is believed to still owe.
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But the oil-price drop to below $30 a barrel is destabilizing the vast oil and gas industry, which has borrowed billions from banks like Bank of America to drill wells and explore new reserves.
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Michael knows the amount of money he has borrowed is staggering to some people, but he seems genuinely unbothered because he believes his loans helped get him through school and set him up for success.
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Venezuela has borrowed billions of dollars from Russia and China, primarily through oil-for-loan deals that have crimped the country's hard currency revenue by requiring oil shipments to be used to service those loans.
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It is also estimated that its corporate sector has borrowed as much as $300 billion in U.S. dollar terms, whose servicing burden becomes all the more onerous as the currency falls and the economy contracts.
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He has borrowed from Mr. Imamoglu's campaign, abandoning staged speeches and even matching his rival's campaign promises with offers of his own, such as free internet access for young people and support for engaged couples.
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The country has borrowed heavily to build out its economy and power growth, making it the driver of demand for commodities and the engine for churning out cheap goods to the rest of the world.
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About 94 percent of its $246 million in cash and securities is held overseas, as the company uses most domestic profits for reinvestment and return to shareholders, supplemented by money the company has borrowed for buybacks.
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Short selling involves the sale of a security that the seller does not own, or has borrowed, believing that the security's price will decline so that it can be profitably bought back at a lower price.
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Money market rates have risen sharply as flows of new oil and gas revenue into the system have decreased over the past year, and as the Qatari government has borrowed to fund an emerging budget deficit.
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Like iOS 12, Android P is going to let you silence notifications from certain apps, and the gesture controls and notch support that Google has borrowed from Apple should make Android more enjoyable to use as well.
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But the breathy voiceover, neon aesthetic, pop music fascination, and two-kids-against-the-mob love story make it clear that Baby Driver has borrowed more than a little bit from Quentin Tarantino's '90s classic True Romance.
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During my time playing Countdown, it was clear that Destiny 2 has borrowed more from the arena shooter realm dominated by Halo and thrown in some of the strategic teamwork of Counter-Strike and Call of Duty.
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HARARE, March 4 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's Reserve Bank has borrowed $985 million from African banks including Mozambique's central bank and the African Export and Import Bank to purchase fuel and other critical imports, governor John Mangudya told parliament.
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Hotstar, which exclusively offers several shows from HBO, Showtime, ABC, and Fox in the country, also provides a host of TV shows in regional languages that it has borrowed from more than 55 channels operated by Star India.
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Venezuela has borrowed billions of dollars from Russia and China over the years, primarily through oil-for-loan deals that have crimped the country's hard currency revenue by requiring oil shipments to be used to service those loans.
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But a later court decision opened the door for Gazprom to resume tapping global debt markets and since July it says it has borrowed 3.4 billion euros and 58.05 billion roubles ($859 million) from international and Russian banks.
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The transaction has since been postponed and the government has directed Saudi Aramco to buy a majority stake in Sabic, a big oil company controlled by the P.I.F. The fund also has borrowed $11 billion from international banks.
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But the task will be made more difficult because Pakistan has sandwiched itself between two financial powers: China, from which it has borrowed heavily, and the Western-dominated International Monetary Fund, which might be its short-term savior.
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ASHGABAT, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Turkmenistan has borrowed $700 million from the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) to finance the construction of a natural gas pipeline through Afghanistan to Pakistan and India, the country's official news agency said on Friday.
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As Toys R Us has borrowed money and secured loans with its physical assets, many of its stores today are still tied up in financing, O'Shea explained, resulting in a somewhat-conflicting situation as those stores go dark.
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A real estate mogul who has borrowed heavily, Trump is equally obsessed with interest rates, and has closely monitored the run-up to a mid-December Federal Reserve meeting in which central bankers are expected to raise rates.
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Angola, Africa's largest oil producer has borrowed as much as $29 billion from China since 23, including about $83 billion last December, forcing its state oil firm to channel almost its entire oil output toward debt repayments this year.
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Some journalists have tried to explain it in crass economic terms, by pointing to evidence that Trump has borrowed money from Russian oligarchs and that former campaign manager Paul Manafort was handsomely compensated by Putin allies in the Ukraine.
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Shut out of debt markets and with aid from its official lenders frozen, Greece has borrowed the cash that institutions such as schools, hospitals and utilities must deposit with the central bank if they do not immediately need it.
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The Kenyan government has borrowed from China in recent years to build roads and railways and is part of China's Belt and Road Initiative aimed at upgrading land and maritime trade routes between China and Europe, Asia and Africa.
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The aesthetic is always the same, and is the cheapest, easiest way to mass-produce #content: The videos almost never have narrators, always use one-note stock music, and almost always use footage WEF has borrowed from someone else.
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Not least of all because, if you read Sapkowski's earlier short stories featuring Geralt and company, it looks for all the world like George RR Martin has borrowed a handful of story beats for his own impressively popular fantasy saga.
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Venezuela has borrowed billions of dollars from Russia and China over the years, primarily through oil-for-loan deals that over time have crimped the country's hard currency revenue by requiring oil shipments to be used as service on those loans.
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Denia Perez, who was born in Mexico and was brought to the United States when she was 11 months old, has borrowed about $40,000 from Discover to cover her living expenses at the Quinnipiac University School of Law in Connecticut.
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Over a period of years, Venezuela has borrowed billions of dollars from Russia and China, primarily through oil-for-loan deals that have crimped the country's hard currency revenue by requiring oil shipments to be used to service those loans.
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To reach Musk's goal, the company has borrowed workers from its Model S and Model X lines this week to work on the Model 3, and on Wednesday, factory supervisors announced to workers that everyone is to come in on Saturday.
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The Greek government seems ready to tap the bond markets again as early as next week, a source close to the situation told CNBC on Tuesday, which would mark the first time since 2014 that the country has borrowed from the capital markets.
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A senior World Bank official said Eskom, which has borrowed $3 billion from the bank for projects including the Medupi coal-fired plant and renewables ventures, had not defaulted on World Bank loans and the lender did not threaten to suspend lending.
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Marine Le Pen's National Front (FN) has borrowed about 6 million euros from her estranged father and party founder Jean-Marie - an ironic twist since she threw him out of the party, but a vital move now with her back to the wall over financing.
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Debt repayments now make up 30% of the budget, the debt to GDP ratio is getting close to the 70 percent mark, and still Ghana has borrowed an additional $860 million since September 2016, about as much as their estimated yearly revenue earn from oil.
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Greece has borrowed more than 200 billion euros from euro zone governments in three consecutive bailouts since 2010 and some lenders are concerned Athens may not repay the loans over the next decades or reverse already implemented reforms and get itself into economic trouble again.
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This would include full disclosure of money he has borrowed from foreign sources in the last 10 years, money he has received from foreign sources to finance his American-based business, and the details of any business deals between his business and foreign sources.
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Greece has borrowed more than 200 billion euros from euro zone governments in three consecutive bailouts since 2010 and some lenders are concerned if Athens will repay the loans over the next decades or reverse already implemented reforms and get itself into economic trouble again.
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The country, which has borrowed heavily from abroad since it drew up an economic reform program with the IMF in 17.5.1, faces a tough foreign repayments schedule over the next two years as well as a rising bill from relentlessly more expensive oil imports.
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Just as Carbon Engineering has borrowed ideas from other industries to make direct air capture more efficient, so steelmakers, iron-ore producers, utilities, cement companies and oil multinationals should be exchanging ideas on how best to turn natural gas into hydrogen or capture and store CO2.
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Kenya's debt has soared as the government of President Uhuru Kenyatta, who was sworn in for a second term on Tuesday, has borrowed heavily in recent years to fund infrastructure projects such as the $3 billion Chinese-built railway from Nairobi to Mombasa that was completed this year.
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It's the first time Apple has borrowed through the bond market since U.S. tax reform took affect in early 53, enabling Apple to repatriate hundreds of billions in overseas cash at a lower tax rate, which has since funded Apple's $175 billion plan to return money to shareholders.
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"It is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by Joseph Stalin to describe his enemies," Mr. Flake said, referring to the former Soviet dictator who regularly used the phrase "enemy of the people," which Mr. Trump has borrowed.
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Despite the fact that menswear is, indeed, having a larger leather kink moment — as Out magazine notes, Raf Simons and Berluti recently created head-to-toe leather looks, Versace screen-printed T-shirts with bondage harnesses, Loewe sent assless chaps down the runway — high fashion has borrowed from BDSM for decades.
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By refuting rigid orthodoxy — and some inchoate standard of authenticity — these chefs remind us that Japanese cuisine is not some repository of edicts past but a lived and living tradition, as well as a pastiche, one that has borrowed unapologetically from other cultures throughout history, despite the country's long seclusion.
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To woo followers of François Fillon, a former prime minister who also won a fifth of the vote in the first round, she has borrowed some of his lines about France's unique place in the universe and downplayed some of her more alarming policies, such as quitting the euro and perhaps the European Union itself.
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The US military said that it is using "roof knock" strikes in Iraq and Syria in order to try to compel civilians to flee from buildings that will be targeted by US military and other coalition aircraft — a controversial tactic that the US has borrowed from Israel, which used it during the 2014 Gaza conflict.
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They really want you to understand the life of Nasir "Naz" Khan (an electric Riz Ahmed), so that you'll instantly see why a mysterious woman getting into the back of his father's cab — which Naz has borrowed, without permission, to go to a college party — feels like a dreamy escape from his everyday life.
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He is most sympathetic to the notion that our Gramscian "interregnum" could persist for quite a while: Casting off the theories he has borrowed from the left and the right so far, he sketches a very Douthatian universe in which pornography, video games, and drugs have combined to produce a "tranquilizing effect" that prolongs our societal stasis.
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As they prepared for a (now delayed) rematch to decide the rightful holder of the Light Heavyweight Championship, the shit-talking has continued: UFC's last media day culminated with Jones giving Cormier a "suck it" crotch chop, a move popularized by the WWE's D-Generation X. That's not the only thing the feud has borrowed from the world of pro wrestling.
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"The U.S. has borrowed $9 trillion over the past 20 years, supposedly to cover its current account deficit, so you would expect to see that it now has to pay an interest on those $9 trillion it supposedly borrowed," Ricardo Hausmann, director of the Harvard Center for International Development, told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick on the sidelines of the European House Ambrosetti Forum in Italy on Friday.
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