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6 August, 23:01

In Roosevelt's first inaugural address, which phrase refers to failed businesses

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    Answer: serious curtailment of income

    Explanation:It means a reduction in your total monetary inflow. Used by lenders and credit providers, the phrase refers to a reduction in the regular income, usually salary and wages, that you have available to pay a monthly mortgage or other major purchase that requires financing.
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