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"In other words," you state, "$7.3 billion in asset values simply vanished between the time loans were made and when the institutions were seized.

The charges revolve around excessive fees and interest charged to borrowers, in addition to loan terms not being fully disclosed at the time loans are initiated.

Europe received almost $8 billion USD in American credit between 1924 and 1930 in addition to previous war time loans.

When I was 15 my girlfriend at the time loaned me her copy of 'A Wizard of Earthsea'.

A version is also kept by the M.T. Abraham Center for the Visual Arts Foundation, and at times loaned out to other institutions.

In 2009 Grays Athletic this time loaned Lee Butcher another goalkeeper for a month and Gillingham acquired Barcham permanently.

In July 2010 Florida Hospital Heartland Division for a time loaned an administrator to Samarian's Touch to help expand the clinic's reputation, reach and resources.

Citicorp is burdened by a mountain of bad loans, this time loans made on John Reed's watch, and there is some question whether the bank has recognized all its problems.

After playing for Sporting Cristal, Ísmodes stayed in Peru, this time loaned to Universitario de Deportes for one year.

His art collection was for a time loaned to the Central Intelligence Agency, and he received the CIA's Agency Seal Medallion from Director William Casey in 1982.

In practice, because banks often have access to lines of credit, and the money market, and can use day time loans from central banks, there is often no requirement for a pre-existing deposit for the bank to create a loan and have it paid to another bank.

In 2005, he was transferred to Serbian giants FK Partizan, but he spend much of the time loaned to other clubs, like the Bosnian club Slavija Sarajevo and Serbian First League club FK Dinamo Vranje.