Word: owing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...beloved sister, came to see me just in time to save me from self-destruction. You pointed out the way out of my difficulties. I owe to you my life...
...certain that with what others owe her and her great foreign investments scattered all over the world, England has enough to call herself safe. . . . Sterling is more likely to hold its own and return to normal than many other things in this depressed world...
...discussing these things now, free of collapse and panic, you owe this solely to my colleagues and myself who took the action which we did last week...
...because I'm not. . . . You wouldn't go get a sawmill man and have him perform an operation for appendicitis on you, would you? Well, nobody ever claimed Hugh White ever had a minute's training in governmental affairs. . . . It's a money campaign. . . . Everything I am today I owe to my mother and father. . . . Hugh White has spent his whole life in the pursuit of wealth. He says a man should not be elected to office unless he can pay his own campaign expenses. We have 13 millionaires in Mississippi. I don't see why the people must select...
...five delegates to that conference. In the meantime she expected to be paid the Young Plan annuities due her from Germany on July 15 ($17,860,000). Last week she punctiliously placed to Great Britain's credit in the Bank for International Settlements the amount ($3.808,000) she would owe Great Britain at the same time (which the British Treasury hastily announced it would not dream of touching...