No worries. It shouldn't take more than two or three decades before the taxpayer can afford to fund another, similar lesson.
Is hyper-embezzlement a sufficient term for this egregious financial misappropriation?
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That banks should not be too big to fail is a pleasant lesson for the new aristocracy to ponder over in the luxury of the trillion tuition fee the taxpayer has had the largesse to scrape together.
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