The debt has to be rolled over from time to time, which makes Portugal, like Greece, vulnerable to a sudden change in sentiment.
"I'd asked the backroom boys to play around with the differential so that the poor little thing rolled over every time I turned the steering wheel," he wrote in his Sunday Times Driving column.
If they are not rolled over, three times more money would flow into the system than the capital reserve increase would remove.
Mr. Knopf — or rather his ghostly avatar, the actual publisher having sold his namesake firm to Random House in 1960, died in 1984 and rolled over many times since — was celebrating the largest book-publishing merger in history.
His sport-utility vehicle rolled over three times, the fire chief, Thomas Scalera, said, but Mr. Smith got out and went to work, joining more than 40 other volunteers despite his minor injuries.
Thomas and his companions were en route to Kansas City International Airport to fly to St . Louisfor the Buccaneers-Rams National Football Conference championship game when their car rolled over several times on a snowy highway about 1 30 p.m.
ZestCash says that the average payday loan gets rolled over 6 times, which means the average borrower pays $420 in fees to borrow $300 in principal.
Drawings are held on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and this jackpot was rolled over 11 times without a top winner.
The game's prize has rolled over 34 times since the last winner on March 8. It's the seventh largest jackpot for any U.S. lottery game, Traverso said.
Ministers say proposals announced by the Financial Conduct Authority earlier this month, including a ban on some products and a limit on the times loans can be rolled over, will "call time" on unscrupulous lenders.
