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The line has cost $475m , 85 of which was loaned by Chinese policy banks or enterprises.

The third one is 1 MW/VHF transmitter which was loaned from JAEA.

It was put on display by Airbus, which was loaned the plane by BA, in Filton until late 2010 when maintenance was required.

Washington's letter to the Jews of Newport, which was loaned to the museum under a three year agreement with its owners, the Morris Morgenstern Foundation, can be displayed for only three months each year.

And Liz Forgan, ACE's chair, said she was "not ruling out" selling works from the Arts Council Collection, which is loaned out to galleries nationwide, but said it should only happen to maintain the collection itself, "not to pay the rent".

Trump loaned his effort another $2.2m, bringing his total outlay over the past year to about $46m – almost all of which is loans.

Mr. Talbott: Including credit card balances, which are loans too, reflects the reality that a large majority of small-business owners use their credit cards to run their business.

For one thing, it's not confined to subprime mortgages, which are loans to people who don't satisfy the standard financial criteria.

It owns another $16 billion in Alt-A mortgages, which are loans to borrowers with credit that is slightly better but still shaky.

One controversial source of OneWest foreclosures is the corporation's reverse mortgages, which are loans to elderly homeowners that enable them to borrow against their home equity.

Despite government efforts to ease credit around the country, the market in New York is being starved by a limited availability of credit, especially for jumbo mortgages, which are loans of more than $729,750.