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They reported that some of the university's academic programs have high loan burdens and low graduation rates.

The loan burdens are affecting prosecutors' offices in the city and across the state.

The report concluded quite alarmingly that the loan burden of the farmers would double in 2008.

The prospect of higher costs leading to higher debt from loan burdens could prove too powerful a barrier.

Under the House plan, the grant's purchasing power falls below 23 percent, forcing even the neediest to assume heavy loan burdens.

For properties where the government had insured the owners' mortgages, the government would also reduce the loan burden through payments to the bank.

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The new Reagan Administration budget offers a creative plan to ease the loan burden, but then undercuts it by reducing scholarship grants.

But lawyers - people who didn't realize that they wanted to be novelists until their student loan burdens were already too heavy - are shifting the other way.

But, he added, "The loan burden the private colleges expect students to assume to pay for their education causes many to shift from science to medicine, which is more lucrative."

In a development that was expected after the first rounds of talks here, the nations agreed to relax the loan burden of the world's poorest countries, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa.

The Dai-Ichi Corporation and the related Dai-Ichi Real Estate Company, which owns the Tiffany Building in New York, have had to seek a restructuring of their multibillion-dollar loan burdens.

Bono, the lead singer of U2 and a globetrotting activist for social causes, has become involved in a battle that may be as intractable as loan burdens in the developing world - a Manhattan co-op dispute.