You could have a reverse Gresham's Law at work, in which good money drives out bad.
S. Lewis (played by Anthony Hopkins) and an American woman named Joy Davidman Gresham (Debra Winger).
Horsfall, Davenport's solicitor, had written a letter lying about how much money Gresham had.
Because of the letter, two companies unwittingly gave Gresham money as part of a loan agreement.
Businesses across the world collapsed after entering into big deals on Gresham's false promises.
"They actually started writing a plan for food-borne disease outbreaks, but they started a pandemic preparedness plan, " Gresham says.
Just shy of 50% of votes, she will again face Rep. Gresham Barrett in a runoff later this month.
If not, there will be a diminishing demand for space at 30 Gresham Street, Dresdner Kleinwort's smart new address.
He set up Gresham Ltd in 2005, pretending it was a respectable firm with 50 years' experience of sourcing business loans.
McHugh, who claimed he had a PhD, posed as a lawyer and accountant to coerce businesses into taking up loans with Gresham.
Horsfall's letter claimed Gresham Ltd had operated for more than five decades, and that his law firm had overseen "substantial" real estate transactions.
Gresham Machen, the foremost defender of fundamentalism in the modernist controversy of the past century, also led the battle against compulsory public education.
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As well as Britten, other famous names in the arts world to have studied at Gresham's include Bafta-winning actress Olivia Coleman and film director Stephen Frears.
Davenport, known as "Fast Eddie", set up Gresham Ltd in 2005 which masqueraded as a respectable business with 50 years of experience sourcing huge commercial loans.
In Gresham, Obama detailed his plans to strengthen Social Security.
Film crews were also at the school in 2012 recording the new movie Benjamin Britten - Peace and Conflict, detailing the Suffolk composer's time at Gresham's between 1928 and 1930.
Tenor Peter Pears and composer Britten, who lived together in Suffolk, performed at Gresham's in Holt, Norfolk, in 1964, after the headmaster at the time, Logie Bruce-Lockhart, persuaded Britten to return.
Stephens, who changed his name from Richard Kirkup to avoid his criminal past, posed as a "surveyor" on behalf of Gresham and would visit proposed building sites and assess their viability, the court heard.
Lord Sutherland - formerly Stewart Sutherland - is a former chief inspector of schools and is currently provost at Gresham College in the City of London and president of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
In Washington, Louise Gresham, director of health security and epidemiology at the Nuclear Threat Initiative -- which also works to reduce global biological threats -- looks at a report tracking the spread of H1N1 in the Middle East.
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