From the start, Mr. Kechiche puts us spatially close to Adèle, a proximity that I think is meant to create, to borrow a phrase from George Eliot, the "extension of our sympathies".
At the margin, extra demand has come from those who think dollars indeed any money backed by nothing more than promises to keep inflation low a decidedly risky investment, mainly because America, with the world's reserve currency, has been able to create and borrow so many of them.
(The words for "four" were most often composed out of words for "two," not by creating or borrowing a new word that means "four," showing how the numeral systems evolved).
PDs said they were left to their own devices when it came to trying to "create, beg, borrow and steal" tools.
Secondly, Germany is pushing for substantial changes to the EU treaties in order to create ferocious borrowing and spending rules for euro zone member governments, policed by the European Commission and, ultimately, the European Court of Justice.
The more money that is created and borrowed, the greater the risk of future inflation and higher interest rates.
It is only because cycling sets such store by its complicated and historic etiquette that Alberto Contador's behaviour in yesterday's 15th stage created, to borrow his own word, "a polemic".
Sirk created (to borrow a phrase) a cinema of outsiders, idealists disguised as mercenaries or clowns, disdained as immoralists or pursued as outlaws, who are nonetheless also the source of coherence, softening morals and shifting values in order to decrease tensions, resolve conflicts, and reconcile opponents in public and private.
People will be able to share their valuation models, letting those creating them borrow and learn from those looking at the same companies from different perspectives.
They draw on what they need from the South Fork to create a story, borrowing familiar landmarks but leaving the rest to their imaginations.
