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5. The Grameen bank started a new &gf_txt14=[!|collateral]&gf_txt13= money to poor people because they don't have any &gf_txt12=[!|lend]&gf_txt11= all of it back.
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3. Yunus &gf_txt6=[!|afford]&gf_txt5=.
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