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Internet evidence of a 1998 forced sale of this good by Mario Costeja González (“koss-TAY-hah gon-SAH-less”) led to a 2014 EU court case establishing the “right to be forgotten.” An industry focused on this good (-5[1])is governed by the “three red lines” policy based on a CCP principle that this good should “not [be] for speculation.” Country (-5[1])Garden (10[1])is a Chinese company that sells this good, (-5[1])as was the debt-plagued Evergrande. (10[3])Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae (-5[1])are government agencies (-5[1])intended to help (10[1])consumers purchase this good, (10[1])which buyers can receive further (-5[1])assistance purchasing from the FHA. For 10 points, Zillow’s affordability (10[1])calculator (10[1])is used to estimate (10[1])down payments for mortgages to buy what good? (10[1])■END■ (10[2])

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