loaned
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of Loan
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According to our insolvency, bankruptcy, and liquidation laws, the secured creditors — those who loaned money to LIAT using the company’s assets, mainly the aircraft as collateral — have to be paid first when the assets are sold (“liquidated”).
Acquired through an annual request for applications, Art Bank works are loaned to District Government agencies for display in public areas and offices of government buildings.
After their wedding in May 2018, Harry and Meghan went on a secret honeymoon which, the authors note, ‘they had flown to on a private jet loaned by a friend.
American post-war military assistance programs loaned the RAF enough Superfortresses to equip several RAF Bomber Command squadrons.
As a result, the Webster school district loaned her a 3D printer and provided her with a supply of the plastic filament it uses.
An argument between neighbors over a loaned Blu-ray player allegedly led to a Groves man pulling a knife and a hammer on the other man.