Mrs. Matisse made frequent loans to exhibitions from the collection of modern art she inherited from her husband.
That condition persisted despite his frequent loans to exhibitions, extended loans to Yale and the Rhode Island School of Design and serial exhibitions drawn entirely from his holdings, at the Newark Museum in 1974, Yale in 1975 and 1995, and the Rhode Island school in 1985.
He also noted the frequent use of loan words in programme titles, such as BS Kosheruju (BS Concierge) and Sutajio Paaku Kara Konnichiwa (Hello from Studio Park).
As a frequent beneficiary of bank loans himself, in his business dealings, and on a much larger scale than Cruz was, Trump isn't objectively in much of a position to criticize.
And while the state will put up $210 million over the next five years for the new center -- Sematech will supply $193 million -- it did not agree to give the consortium any tax breaks or loans, a frequent element of the state's deals with private industry.
Early and less frequent renegotiations of bilateral loans with short maturities also imply a positive stock market reaction.
Last March, they staged a march in Johannesburg to protest the frequent land grabs by large companies in collusion with the government, the lack of subsidies and loans from the government, child marriage and youth unemployment.
But Evan Turek, a food engineer and frequent United customer, said the loan denial was a hard blow that was undeserved.
It was intriguing that he was offered the IMF job after all the humiliation of having to "turn back at the airport" in the middle of the 1976 crisis and apply for an IMF loan, and his frequent use of the phrase "sod-off day" when the Labour government finally emerged from the clutches of the fund.
On the other hand, this has also led to the frequent occurrence of non-performing loans, and commercial banks have difficulties in screening and controlling loan quality.
