We get all used to the billion dollar line of credit at the treasury, but not all will somehow get it.

我们已经习惯了,动辄上亿的,授信额度,在财政部，但是不是所有人都能拿到的。

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It comes through investment and taking money from investors, either through swiping their credit cards while they're not looking or through revenue.

它来自投资和,从投资者那里拿钱，无论是当他们不注意的时候刷信用卡,还是通过业务来盈利。

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Well, why not state chartered banks or why not credit unions or other things?

政府为什么不出租银行,为什么不出租信用社或者其他金融机构？

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The guys who are famous are the generals who get credit for putting together a nice formation when it's not the simple one I've just given you.

出名的是指挥官,他们是因为能排出精妙的阵型,而不是我摆的这个简单方阵而闻名的

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You're not going to have your experimental credit.

你又不能靠傻笑来得到你的实验学分

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It's like a Savings and Loan Association except that credit unions are created by some entity, some club or group, and they're not open to the whole public.

这有点像储贷协会,不同点在于,信用合作社是由某个独立群体所创建的,比如社团或集体组织,它不面向整个社会公众

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A "Subprime borrower" Is somebody who has a poor credit history or some other indication that would suggest that they might not be able to repay the mortgage-- they might default.

次级借款人"指的是,那些信用记录较差的借款人,或在其他方面显示,他们很可能无力偿还贷款,也就是说他们很可能违约

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