On the recordJune 8, 2010
There are people now who are sitting on an empty dock in a small town on the coast who own a boat, a fishing boat that is not being used, and they have got to make a payment at the end of the month.
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congress.govThere are people now who are sitting on an empty dock in a small town on the coast who own a boat, a fishing boat that is not being used, and they have got to make a payment at the end of the month.
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