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He calls, asking to	borrow a cup of diced carrots.
Due to traffic, he manages to	borrow a guy's snowmobile.
A group of teenagers	borrow a car, unaware that gangsters have stashed mob
This article should	borrow a bit more from the Blacksun Festival format.
Common debuted in 1992 with the album Can I	Borrow a Dollar?
ibrary for thy sake so that thou needest never	borrow a book of any one.
rs' house, Amy pays Willow a visit, needing to	borrow a few necessities.
icago rapper Common from his debut album Can I	Borrow a Dollar?.
September they had only ten players and had to	borrow a player from the home side.
You could also	borrow a marker pen and write messages on the walls t
s encouraged music in their home (Helen had to	borrow a neighbour's player to hear her first single)
The lyrics	borrow a complete verse from Willie Dixon's 1954 song
e course of their argument, Deleuze & Guattari	borrow a number of concepts from different scientific
He saved The FA from having to	borrow a further $230 million, which would have put t
ubmit their Convention Pass as a collateral to	borrow a manga to read within the confines of the lib
Moreover, the province needed to	borrow a large sum of money to meet even its short-te
mperor revered Hitomaro, and Akisue managed to	borrow a famous painting of Hitomaro from the Emperor
I was to take the stage, and asked if he could	borrow a shirt, as his had a giant pizza stain.
when Bob Cratchit (Porky) comes in, wanting to	borrow a lump of coal as he is freezing.
Can I	Borrow A Dollar? shows Common's earlier style of rapp
ernicia, it is unclear why Welsh would need to	borrow a 'foreign' name for the area, so the former h
e, but different from equal voting because, to	borrow a dictum, householder franchise is one Househo
nd the J. Geils Band, but which also seemed to	borrow a lot of the thrashing fury of punk rock.
meone over the age of seventeen was allowed to	borrow a legally-held firearm from its owner and use
ite the men's protests, she leaves the room to	borrow additional funds.
an increase in property tax, so he decided to	borrow an unprecedented £14m, giving him a subsequent
gendary upright bassists inspired Grenadier to	borrow an upright bass and try to emulate what he was
The dish was eaten by George	Borrow and is worthy of a mention in Wild Wales in 18
se the "spread" between the rate at which they	borrow and which they lend.
ractice during Vivaldi's time for composers to	borrow and adapt arias from other composers with thei
shows including ESPN's first reality show "Beg	Borrow and deal in which he wrote the theme song and
reference books and periodicals, students can	borrow any book from the library.
"He would regularly	borrow any bat that was lying around the dressing roo
government is spending too much, or they can't	borrow any more, then they probably need to adjust th
of £1 a day private clients and businesses can	borrow any artwork in their art library and exchange
refused any of his neighbours that desired to	borrow any money of him, leaving it to them to take t
facilities and the development of quarries and	borrow areas.
It allows people to	borrow artworks from Art-Switch's art library for up
tional corporation from hard currency area can	borrow at lower rates in a soft currency country than
rrowing $100 million, it should not be able to	borrow at a rate lower than seven percent." Portnoy's
	Borrow Beck is a stream running through Cumbria, Engl
	Borrow Beck drains into the River Lune at Low Borrowb
Special facilities to	borrow books and exam papers are available in these r
ning Resource Centre (LRC) which lets children	borrow books and use its facilities.
ry for adults opened (so children were able to	borrow books before this privilege was extended to ad
s and Clark Library System allowing patrons to	borrow books directly from dozens of member libraries
in order for that person to become eligible to	borrow books and other materials and (iii) "circulati
special authorization it has been possible to	borrow books, manuscripts, coins and medals for speci
ings for the institution and the school had to	borrow buildings in central Heimdal in the initial ph
George	Borrow by Henry Wyndham Phillips
ts can order books, movies and CDs through the	Borrow by Mail program offered by the NWT Public Libr
Shall Council pass bylaw No. 2455 to	borrow by debentures $10,250,000.00 to construct a co
Book when i was studying 2 permanent book 2 on	borrow card,our Book library is famous for milestone
He actually had to	borrow charts from the Russians and maps from the Bri
'Bout the Mets (sample: "Tom Seaver - he once	borrow Chico's soap and no give it back").
be directly borrowed; other varieties have to	borrow Chinese verbs as Mongolian nouns and then deri
the 1960s, by building bunds of discarded and	borrow clay, and infilling with a pulverised fuel ash
George	Borrow documented the inn in 1862.
The children can also	borrow DVDs and use computers before, during and afte
Also, some non-computer games	borrow elements of programming games; in the board ga
in the project, encouraging his architects to	borrow elements from Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire (ances
As organs cannot	borrow energy from one another, the efficiency of eac
e Gypsy, the Priest (1851) is a work by George	Borrow, falling somewhere between the genres of memoi
"That will permit us to	borrow food immediately from other countries in the s
its goal could be necessary to "Beg, Steal or	Borrow for "I'll bring you love".
injuries were suffered, the Broncos planned to	borrow former Brisbane players currently with Celtic
Milk fluoridation is practiced by the	Borrow Foundation in some parts of Bulgaria, Chile, P
away him who desires to	borrow from you.
To pay his mercenaries he had to	borrow from the clergy.
"[Some] governments	borrow from the IMF or World Bank," says St Louis, "w
ok he several times ran out of cash and had to	borrow from his editor and agent, and write short sto
Elements of Sir Launfal that	borrow from Marie de France's Lanval can be found in
of expressive buildings whose layout and lines	borrow from natural (i.e.
bes have lost their traditions and have had to	borrow from the western tribes.
Speeches in II,i	borrow from Donne's "A Lecture Upon the Shadow" and "
Out of an estimated 3 million people who	borrow from home credit providers, 1.8 million place
here are discounts depending on the house they	borrow from and if they are the best friend of its ow
They	borrow from a wide source - early psychedelia, Beefhe
to be faithful to Greek Mythology, rather, to	borrow from it and to expand on the cryptic nature of
nto a new, more rational age who must learn to	borrow from its own past magic in order to overcome t
ured cars, both of which the Free State had to	borrow from the British.
f a collection of 45 mini-games, many of which	borrow from elements of Ape Escape 2. The game was fi
"Why Not	Borrow George?" (13 May 1988)
she was defeated by a nose by her stablemate,	Borrow, giving away 5 pounds.
while the official deity has been allowed to '	borrow glory' from the popular god, and even to assum
communities in your neighbourhood to lend and	borrow goods and services, earning ‘carbon points sav
t relates numerous unusual personal encounters	Borrow had with Spaniards, from the prime minister to
Many of the company's instrument designs	borrow heavily from the early designs.
, and had to approach another female friend to	borrow her tape-editor.
The word	borrow here is seen by some as a reference to the len
iceman who accepts money to let another person	borrow his uniform.
ent Roosevelt called Governor Cox and asked to	borrow his radio man, Leonard Reinsch.
Markus approached Viktor, a dying warlord, to	borrow his military genius and army (who became the D
(played by Jean-Luc Godard himself) if she can	borrow his beachside house to make a film with some f
ighbor who tells fanciful stories, lets Fibber	borrow his tools, takes credit or blame for the prese
nd asked his old bass player Alan if he could '	borrow' his band.
ves, and used to visit Khershed Meherhomji and	borrow his.
and provides for a fund from which states may	borrow, if necessary, to pay benefits.
The 19th-century author George	Borrow, in his book Wild Wales, remarked of the water
Glamorgan sausage is mentioned by George	Borrow in his work, Wild Wales, written in the 1850s
George	Borrow, in his travelogue Wild Wales, recorded meetin
Blag, Steal and	Borrow is Koopa's debut studio album released solely
want him to play accordion; however, he would	borrow it and play in the barn.
any musical equipment of their own and had to	borrow it from the bands they performed with as well
retained the original quote "...would like to	borrow it."
ng to legend, these fairies would occasionally	borrow items from people but would always compensate
y Ann Beach) who would frequently pop round to	borrow items to replace hers due to breakage, theft o
mum (perfectly represented when she wanted to	borrow Kim's jeans to go and see Dale).
of water-filled cereal and going next door to	borrow leftover bread from neighbors.
om lies in the readiness of all three works to	borrow lines and phrases directly from other Middle E
Library cards, allowing the user to	borrow materials from Taipei or Yilan Public Librarie
nity at large may also use the library and can	borrow materials, provided they have applied for a pu
Housing associations	borrow money to pay for new homes and improvements.
He had to	borrow money to make the trip east from California.
at unless budget is cut, Finland can no longer	borrow money from foreign countries.
had lost his fortune, William Humes needed to	borrow money to finish his initial education.
He was, however, able to	borrow money against future expectations of ecclesias
ection, Meres proposed that the company should	borrow money from the Charitable Corporation, issuing
the Constitution to enable the Commonwealth to	borrow money for, and to grant financial assistance t
hrough his savings within a year, and began to	borrow money from his sister-in-law.
es II, Samuel Pepys visited the house twice to	borrow money on behalf of the king.
oken-down tour bus, during which Waits asks to	borrow money from the hosts.
tatives to Archbishop Schenk van Toutenburg to	borrow money to pay the Spanish mercenaries at Vreden
ch enough that John Adams went there to try to	borrow money for our new country after the American R
certain period of time and a person wanting to	borrow money at a certain rate.
y to build, that even Sir Vicar Ul Umra had to	borrow money to complete it and realized that he had
ssembled Falcon back into space, with plans to	borrow money from Jabba the Hutt for an attempted Kes
tors, it would make it harder for the state to	borrow money in the future.
at an estimated cost of $4.2 million, plans to	borrow money to build the Daphne Civic Center were ap
Investment Program, which allowed parishes to	borrow money from diocesan funds at a lower interest
titute a rule allowing it to take deposits and	borrow money (at interest) from its members and from
g title An Act to empower certain Societies to	borrow Money from Persons and Corporations other than
"When authority to	borrow money or incur an obligation, in order to exec
ropean nations found it much more difficult to	borrow money from the U.S. At the same time, high U.S
N's cost of capital by allowing the company to	borrow money at lower rates than non-investment grade
on (Keith Cullen of Setanta had already had to	borrow money from his father to fund the recording of
t to authorize independent school districts to	borrow money and issue bonds therefor for the purpose
ol districts shall have power and authority to	borrow money for the purpose of erecting and completi
The leaders convinced new recruits to	borrow money, upon which, they would be arrested for
former drug dealer goes to his old supplier to	borrow money, but he doesn't know that a drug bust is
Territorial Council had only minimal powers to	borrow money, issue licenses, and organize a state mi
They could	borrow money, machines, and seeds.
she and Bagwell drove to his mother's house to	borrow money.
pledged its citizens as collateral so it could	borrow money.
United Canada Act allows larger government to	borrow more money.
ad an immediate impact on Spain, forcing it to	borrow more to finance its role in the Thirty Years'
sidents who have library cards are eligible to	borrow museum passes to various regional museums and
cat next door, Snoopy says, "Just don't ask to	borrow my Joni James records again!"
sat by himself in a corner and who would often	borrow my newspaper.'
henyu Feng Ge from Iraq at that first book, to	borrow nine copies after publication.
"I Only Meant to	Borrow Not to Steal" (Pat Twitty, Teddy Wilburn)
In the evening, Sarah goes to Finn's room to	borrow notes, but before she can get there, Corrine m
d high school classmates of the founders could	borrow one for a few days.
bscribers one guinea per year for the right to	borrow one volume of a novel at a time.
t been delivered to the studio, so they had to	borrow one for him to play on the track (at Beck's re
Short sellers	borrow, or make arrangements to borrow, the stock of
The Supporting Cast and the production of Beg,	Borrow or Steal (opposite Betty Garrett and Eddie Bra
successful that the partners had not needed to	borrow or involve outsiders: Dunstone owned half, Ros
this popular annual loan program students may	borrow original works of art from the collection for
Students could also	borrow paintings from his collection to hang in their
But if anyone wanted to	borrow part of a Flaming Lips song, I don't think I'd
was invented in 1969 by Mike Humphrey and Mike	Borrow, partners in the English firm Underwater Marin
-old practice of allowing scientists to freely	borrow patented technologies for limited use in basic
The pond was formed by excavation in 1853 as a	borrow pit that was a source for soil used to build a
sissippian mound centers, Towosahgy also had a	borrow pit, where earth was removed to create the mou
bottomland hardwood forests, lagoons, canals,	borrow pits, chenieres (former beach fronts) and natu
, building sites, timber harvesting areas, and	borrow pits.
about 75,000 m3 of material from four adjacent	borrow pits.
izens unable to use regular print material may	borrow popular books and magazines in recorded or Bra
was significant enough for Johannes Ciconia to	borrow portions of Caserta's ballades for his own vir
or of the Central Library is where patrons can	borrow recently-released materials, fiction, audio bo
The works of George	Borrow reflects the influences this had on the Romani
There also used to be a pub near George	Borrow Road called The Romany Rye, then The Romany Be
To get this to the people, Steve and Mike	borrow Robbie's squad car to Governor Tracy's victory
artment needed to investigate a crime it would	borrow Secret Service personnel from the Treasury Dep
s a Smithsonian Affiliate allows The Museum to	borrow significant objects that can demonstrate those
"May I	Borrow Some Sugar from You" (Emmons, Chips Moman) - 3
The cure for these, she sings, is to	borrow some of the mystique of Mata Hari, to whom she
Her mother asked her husband to	borrow some oil from a neighbor, but he had resolved
our on his own boat, to enable Jack and Sid to	borrow some of Watson's fuel and food.
s, so with every show they played, they had to	borrow someone else's in the DIY punk spirit of shari
can basically get their own [mobile] phone or	borrow someone's down the road, I think it's increasi
Something	Borrow, Something Blue 1989
Middlesex had to '	borrow' Surrey's ground because Eton were playing Har
As part of its education program, teachers can	borrow Teaching Trunks with material for teaching abo
d Medieval Arabic motivated Medieval Hebrew to	borrow terminology and grammar from these other langu
poor people tend to pay more to eat, buy, and	borrow than the rich.
However, the player can only	borrow the NPCs from other players, not their main ch
bove a greengrocer's and the shopkeeper let me	borrow the bike."
night, Duncan's father declines his request to	borrow the company car, a red BMW M5 (E34).
He thus tries to	borrow the money from his brother-in-law, George Wash
Staley led the campaign to persuade Decatur to	borrow the $2.0 million necessary for the project.
So he had to	borrow the rounds for the final shoot-off to win the
reator, Yasuhiro Wada, Rune Factory 2 does not	borrow the Harvest Moon name for the Japanese release
This allowed Spaatz to	borrow the 15th in Italy for long-range strategic bom
, summarizes, “In evaluating CTI, I'm going to	borrow the wisdom of Witold Rybczynski, the architect
Lost Planet 2 will	borrow the online multiplayer versus modes of its pre
was subsequently appointed chairman: "I had to	borrow the money from an American citizen.
After just a few months they managed to	borrow the requisite gear from friends and recruited
ith funds running low, a decision was taken to	borrow the additional £50,000 which the enabling Act

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