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3. ABC: Always Be Closing
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   August 16, 1996
4. Lien Times
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5. Subprime & Punishment
   José and Marcos Rios poured the foundation for their dream house in the Virginia exurbs. If only their loans had been as solid.
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6. Concession Stand
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8. Free-Trade Aggrievement
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9. Press Release
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10. Whayne's World
    Whayne Quin and his partners at Wilkes, Artis, Hedrick & Lane make developers' dreams--and neighborhoods' nightmares--come true.
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