So important is AIG's survival that New York's Gov. David Patterson appeared in a press conference Monday afternoon to announce he had cleared AIG to borrow up to $20 billion from its operating subsidiaries to cover day-to-day needs at the holding company.
And she has managed to defray the possible political cost of being so close to an elitist name, unaffordable to many, by — as the brand has made clear — arranging to borrow most of what she wears, including her Inauguration Day look, and then returning it (she does buy some of it).
The government request came on the same day New York state officials cleared the way for AIG to borrow from itself.
The evidence was "clear, direct, and convincing," to borrow the president's lawyers words, that Nixon had abused power and engaged in a "pattern of misrepresentation and half-truths" to explain his conduct, a policy, Butler concluded, "cynically based on the premise that the truth itself is negotiable".
By now, it was distressingly clear: The player (or, to borrow a hollow term from the NCAA's propaganda department, the student-athlete) did not know the meaning of the infinitive "to motivate". The Oklahoma coach, Billy Tubbs, playfully shook his head and tried to milk the moment for yuks, the way Jim Valvano likes to do.
To me, it wasn't clear we'd be able to borrow and print our way out of it.
It also depends on access to foreign capital markets to borrow funds and to clear transactions.
Dubai's government is now looking to borrow $6.5 billion to help clear a different kind of sediment: the accumulated debts of over $80 billion left behind by Dubai's years of speculation and irrational exuberance.According to a prospectus issued on October 21st, Dubai hopes to raise the money by selling a $4 billion bond and an Islamic bond, or sukuk, worth $2.5 billion.
I am happy to borrow, buy or clear items from your overcrowded storage space".
Also, I think Apple missed an opportunity to borrow the force-press-to-clear-notifications gesture from Apple Watch.
