101.   Banking stocks rose on optimism a growing economy will mean more companies borrowing money.

102.   Banks there had borrowed money and loaded up on Latin American bonds.

103.   Banks, he points out, can borrow money more cheaply than other firms because of various government-provided favors.

104.   Banks, which borrow money to lend out, benefited from bond yields near the lowest since April.

105.   Banks and insurers benefit when lending rates remain low because fewer companies and individuals borrow money when rates go up.

106.   Banks benefit from lower rates because they can borrow money for less.

107.   Based on sketchy conversations with the company, analysts said it appeared as though Reiners and Ms. Bachiman had borrowed money to lease computers that they had stolen.

108.   Because banks make money borrowing money from depositors at low, short-term rates, and lending it out at higher, long-term rates.

109.   Because Brazil spends much more on imports and other overseas purchases than it earns from exports, it must finance these overseas purchases by continually borrowing money abroad.

110.   Because hedge-fund managers borrow money to make their investments, one bad call can wipe out much of their capital.