Word: lente
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...dash for cash that would threaten the stability of international banking by calling down an avalanche of lawsuits, tightening credit around the world, and perhaps causing some financial failures. On the other side, the Polish foreign trade bank stalled for time, hoping to force the banks, which have already lent the Poles more than $14 billion, to put up another $350 million line of credit...
...externalization of the worker in his product implies not only that his labor becomes an object, an extra existence...but also...that the life that he has lent to the object affronts him, hostile and alien...
...affluent workers began to alter their monotone dwellings. They painted them in pinks and greens, sheathed them in asbestos shingles, ersatz clapboard or fake stone and brick and punched outsized suburban picture windows into them. This remodeling often led to a complete transformation, to a peculiar, eclectic vernacular that lent variety to the uniformity of gray, Edward Hopper neighborhoods...
...assigned to the region to chase down drug smugglers. South Florida can also look for help from Governor Graham. He is constantly lobbying Washington for more aid, and earlier this year he met with Baby Doc Duvalier in Haiti to discuss ways to staunch the flow of refugees. He lent 100 additional state troopers to Miami this year, and hopes to assign 115 troopers to Dade County permanently...
...moments later, the Faculty unanimously lent its support to new codes governing professors' outside activities that require Faculty members with "potentially serious" conflicts of interest to report their involvements to a new standing committee...