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The biggest banks piled up while trading on coal. What are banks doing trading with coal is a good question, but if authorities would tax trades like that there would soon be enough money for problems like the one described in the article.
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Its fun to have education as long as you yhink this is a good thing to do. Many people feel bored in this thing coz they don't enjoy it as they have too.

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