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Furious and feeling he has betrayed their personal vow, Sheila won't budge from her decision (mostly taken out of stubborn principle) to enroll Eileen in a Protestant school.

Italian banks have been weighed down by €360bn of non-performing loans that were mostly taken out by small Italian businesses which have been battered by years of recession.

The policies were mostly taken out to cover the repayment of a mortgage, but as shortfalls emerged, the companies were forced to compensate savers to the tune of more than £2bn for mis-selling.

According to the IMF, Italian banks have €360bn (£300bn) of non-performing loans – loans that are likely to turn into bad debts – mostly taken out by small Italian businesses battered by years of recession.

He said that British households have been "savvy" with their finances and have mostly taken out fixed-rate mortgages, which means it will take some time before the rise has an impact on them.

This in itself would take a lot of the wind out of the preceding couple of hours, if it hadn't mostly been taken out by Jake Gyllenhaal.

The option is of interest, Mr. Kantrowitz said, because federal data suggests that some retirees are still paying off education debt, mostly likely loans taken out for their children, rather than for themselves.

Mama's is mostly take-out — there's a modest counter — but there are two tables covered with plastic tablecloths for those who want to eat there.

"Even after the sale there won't be much left, because there are a lot of debts," Mr. Cohen said, referring mostly to a mortgage taken out a few years ago to keep Mr. O'Horgan afloat.

So Hartzler, now 39, invested first in an equity fund and later in a debt fund managed by MicroVest of Bethesda, Md .and backed by a portfolio of notes taken out by mostly small Latin American borrowers.

The lone front-of-house employee seems to be responsible mostly for taking out the trash.