Word: lend
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...Clinton. (Another shareholder was Jim Guy Tucker, who has succeeded Clinton as Arkansas Governor.) Marlin Jackson, who was then Arkansas banking commissioner, has told TIME that the loan violated state regulations because the home and borrower's residence were outside the area in which the bank was permitted to lend...
However, on the most important foreign policy issues--those most relevant to our vital interests--Clinton has done quite well. He has been steadfast in his support of Boris Yeltsin and was able to convince an intransigent Congress to lend monetary aid to Russia. In trans-Pacific trade relations, Clinton has made progress in beginning a dialogue with Japan and China. Indeed, he dazzled foreign leaders with his mastery of trade issues earlier this year in Tokyo and more recently in Seattle...
...science concentrators learn the art of protest in class? Does organic chemistry conveniently leave out that chapter? No, but different disciplines reward different skills. Studying the (occasionally in flux) rules of physics, for example, doesn't lend itself to debate as much as a sociology section...
Although the PAC codes that HSTO distributes could lend themselves to abuse, Wise says that because of the "character and integrity of Harvard students, it really hasn't been a problem...
Nigel Hawthorne has received so much acclaim for his portrayal of George III that one expects a showy, scenery chewing performance--and, indeed, much of the role could lend itself to that. But Hawthorne is impressive precisely because he eschews that well-trod path toward theatrical legend in favor of a performance that actually convinces you that Bennett's conception of George III is plausible...