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NNADVOKAT [17]
2 years ago
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The mortgage lenders sold mortgage-backed securities to ……… institutions.

English
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Dmitriy789 [7]2 years ago
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Answer:

I think answer is financial

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For starters a gender pronoun can be subjective, objective, possessive, or reflexive. I will give you examples for female gender pronouns. An example of a subjective pronoun would be "she" used in a sentence like "She is buying a book.". An example of a objective pronoun would be "Her" and you can use this in a sentence such as "We were talking about her." Next is a possessive pronoun such as "Hers" notice the difference between this and a objective pronoun is that it is plural and when used in a sentence it always represents something possessive such as "The money is hers.". Last of all will be a reflective pronoun and an example of this is "Herself" as in "She likes it better by herself.".

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Next I will move on to the next attraction type know as "Gay". This (not to be confused with lesbian for some people) is the attraction between two people of the same MALE gender. Just like In a hetero relationship this is a common attraction but due to discrimination it is often hidden due to the fear of social outcasting. Sometimes it makes you wonder if our most common "hetero" is enforced by nothing more than peer pressure. Fear of "Coming out the closet" as most people like to say has very good reason to be feared because of horrible bullying for nothing more than admitting you love something different than anyone else and as ridiculous as it is many have been herd to commit self inflicted harm due to bullying.

Next I will mention the "les" form of attraction. This is the physical attraction between two people of the same FEMALE gender. Just like being gay many fear social outcasting and in my opinion THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE! These people are no different than us but yet fear being rejected for what, oh nothing besides they don't love the same gender as someone else. A les attraction can be cause to many things such as something as simple as what we would call a "Type" or something traumatizing such as the fear of boys from something like "attacks".

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