1.   Joanne Tearle finds that the blue chip loan comes in many guises and choosing one May be your greatest problem.

2.   New loans now typically come from large Wall Street investment houses and real estate investment trusts that favor large builders.

3.   As loans came due, they paid them off with fresh loans, in what prosecutors described as an international Ponzi scheme.

4.   By the time the loan itself came due, her properties typically had appreciated so much in value that Mrs. Korein could easily pay off the amount.

5.   Even though the company must pay higher interest rates, the loans will not come due for many years.

6.   In the beginning, the loans came from banks.

7.   It did not, and now as the loans come due, Moscow is paying a heavy price.

8.   Lenders who make such financing in a bankruptcy proceeding typically get high priority for repayment and their loans come with high interest rates and high underwriting fees.

9.   Over the last two years, she said, worry about whether the loans would come through often cost her sleep.

10.   Other loans came from Harvard, Yale, Princeton and the Cleveland Museum of Art, as well as private collections.