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The "losses", however, they were actually "covering" were the excessive interests rates that were being charged by the Fed and their "creative lendor" U.S. bank subsidiaries at the time forthe moniesborrowedfrom them by these banksand Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae (who back 80% of the mortgages written in this country) in order to extend those mortgages in the first place.

The Economy is Sound? 2009

In addition to the two on-court competitors, a third player looms large in "A Terrible S.lendor": Bill Tilden, a tennis superstar of the 1920s who had done much to popularize the sport in America but who had also long feuded with the tennis bureaucracy in the U.S. The American tennis establishment, Mr. Fisher says, was leery of Tilden's off-court flamboyance and rumors about his sexual tendencies.

Playing in the Dark Jay Jennings 2009

Labour have to find more than £1.5 million within the next few weeks to pay back Gordon Crawford wants £500,000 plus interest and a second unknown lendor wants the return of his £1 million.

Labour Faces New Financial Crisis 2006

Just dissed the USA to their face as their lendor?

Imagethief 2009

Just dissed the USA to their face as their lendor?

Imagethief 2009

In much the same way that individuals borrow dollars, pay an interest charge, and then return dollars to the lendor, gold bullion participants will borrow ozs of gold, pay a borrowing cost, and return the ozs of gold to the lendor.

xml's Blinklist.com 2008

He’s a subprime mortgage lendor for a shadowy outfit calling itself “Charter Funding.”

Chris Murphy on Face the State | spazeboy 2007