Related: Hillary Clinton email controversy is back as Benghazi and iPad questions loom In an August 2014 interview, Clinton went so far as to use the word "failure" in describing the Obama policy in Syria, saying: "The failure to help build up a credible fighting force of the people who were the originators of the protests against Assad... left a big vacuum, which the jihadists have now filled".
Possible originators include Disraeli ("Never complain and never explain"), Benjamin Jowett ("Never regret, never explain, never apologise"), and Admiral Jacky Fisher ("Never contradict. Never explain. Never apologise").
The narrative tells how Jane, one of the originators of Neal's Yard Dairy, upped sticks and moved to this distant, ravishingly beautiful valley in between Hereford and Hay-on-Wye.
Righting them will require wholesale reform both of financial regulation and of the entire global monetary system.As befits a man who won the Nobel prize for his work on asymmetric information, Mr Stiglitz dwells on the market imperfections and misaligned incentives that distorted decisions made by everyone from mortgage originators to credit-rating agencies.
The originators of these ideas are a loose school of like-minded academics, mostly Americans and either social psychologists or behavioural economists.
(Dr Postel himself was one of the originators of the ARPANET, the Internet's precursor).
The pair used to be mainly originators of mortgage-backed securities, but are now their biggest buyers.
Certainly, the originators of subprime mortgages needed buyers to securitise their product.
The Chicago economists find strong evidence that the mortgage originators made bad matches between borrowers and lenders.
To the extent the originators resemble one another, it is that they tend to make relatively small loans and use innovative methods to evaluate risk.
Now Fannie and Freddie will no longer generally require originators to make such representations and warranties.Critics question the programme's potential to stimulate the economy, when the increased cashflow of borrowers will come at the expense of the investors who own the mortgages.
