By making huge borrowings possible, secured by no more than rosy forecasts of future profits, Drexel helped transform the mentality of corporate America.
Linguistic study suggests that the native language, known to scholars as Brittonic or Brythonic, was infused with Latin terms, though distinction needs to be made between borrowings of the period of Roman rule and the scholarly borrowings of subsequent periods.
A location in the steppes, but not in Anatolia, would make such borrowings geographically plausible.
This complicates sellers' credit capabilities for years and makes additional borrowings — whether for auto loans, credit cards or new mortgages — tougher and more expensive.
From this "pre-Hellenic" stratum, Greek vocabulary made numerous borrowings (kyparissos 'cypress,' asaminthos 'bathing tub,' and so on), and it received from it a number of place-names (e.g., Korinthos), but there is no reason to think that the divergent characters of the Greek dialects (in phonetics and morphology) could be connected with different substrata.
During the late 1940s and early 1950s, "solitary self-expression" was in fashion among artists, Ms. Harrison said, making Rivers, with his borrowings, a renegade and a precursor of Pop Art.
More important, however, is what the Greeks made of their borrowings.
If voters find the economic pain of adjustment unbearable, politicians can pass laws that will make foreign-currency borrowings repayable in local currency.
That these players could make Mahler's borrowings from Jewish folk and liturgical traditions sound authentic and soulful was no surprise.
Those loans include £45m of borrowings made to Portadown-based Prentice Estates and a package of defaulted loans that were formerly related to the businessman Barney Eastwood.
