Correct, Mr. Chairman, in that they are not paying current payments, but not correct to the degree that they got subsidized loans initially not available to other parts of the country.
Scott Klug: “Correct, Mr. Chairman, in that they are not paying current payments, but not correct to the degree that they got…”
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Discussing the issue of subsidized loans during a committee meeting.
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