Banks are not going to be on the hook for anything near that much, as the bulk of this amount is "notional" -- meaning, roughly, "not real".
So a two-pulley block would spilt the weight of your notional 10kg object evenly, meaning you would only have to apply 5kg of force to lift it.
It was during the late 17th century, as the western conception of truth became more notional, that the word "belief" changed its meaning.
Some have notional lifetimes of 60 years, whereas others are supposedly irredeemable, meaning that the principal is never repaid and the bond keeps paying interest forever.
In this sense, plan and project become resistance instruments to forms of notional and strictly monodisciplinary knowledge and take on a relational meaning and an exploratory/operative one.
Whether or not a work is attributed to the wrong person depends on, according to Clark v Associated Newspapers, "the single meaning which ... the work conveys to the notional reasonable reader".
Given Kim's talent for games of rapid visual-notional association like these, the Sunday Paintings might accrue all kinds of meaning: meteorological, ecological, geographical.
Further downgrades would force a lot more holders to mark their paper to market, meaning to book it at a best estimate of its current value rather than some notional (and in most cases much higher) amount.
The fame is similarly notional.
