31.   If you took out a loan, you found a way to pay it back.

32.   If you must take out a loan, you must repay it or there are severe consequences.

33.   If you take too many loans, you may not be able to pay them back.

34.   In his book, Bulger writes at length about college tuitions and his financial straits being the basis for taking a loan from Finnerty.

35.   In reaction, the head of the Mexican Banking Association urged potential borrowers to avoid taking out loans.

36.   Instead of merely checking car prices on the Internet, consumers soon will be taking out loans and buying cars without ever leaving home, many predict.

37.   It found it had customers who only took out loans paying low returns, when it really wanted to get make more money through underwriting securities.

38.   It sets only one rate, called the discount rate, which banks pay when they take emergency short-term loans from the Fed.

39.   Johnson took out loans.

40.   Lenders can only foreclose on a home if the loan was taken for one of those purposes.

v. + loan >>共 522
make 11.31%
repay 7.91%
provide 4.12%
get 3.70%
extend 3.46%
use 2.81%
obtain 2.57%
take 2.38%
approve 2.38%
offer 2.22%
take + n. >>共 753
place 12.16%
part 5.04%
action 3.23%
advantage 2.92%
time 2.33%
control 1.68%
effect 1.66%
office 1.51%
step 1.35%
lead 1.11%
loan 0.07%
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