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Banks use money from the securitizations to originate new loans.
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Most chondrocytes were irreversibly damaged by cryopreservation and the cartilage could not originate new cartilage.
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They are generally used to originate new varieties.
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Science cannot originate new forces in nature.
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This, it was felt, would relieve the Board from the burden of indebtedness, and would enable the Church to originate new work.
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That affected the company's ability to originate new mortgages since it could not afford to lend money at lower rates than its cost of borrowing.
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Examples are akin to analogies, and have a reflex influence on thought; they people the vacant mind, and may often originate new directions of enquiry.
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The young people of a country home may become deeply interested in originating new seedlings.
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With disarming modesty, Dr Walsh protests that he is "not an intellectual or theologian capable of originating new thinking".
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Originating new mortgages remains hard to digitize, involving not just notarizing signed documents, but relationships with real estate brokers on the ground.
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While that has limited the GSEs' need to draw on Treasury aid, it has also discouraged lenders from originating new mortgages, the Fed said.