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...more than 60 days late on their mortgage payments. But the picture is far grimmer among subprime borrowers, those with less-than-perfect credit: As of July, nearly one-third of those borrowers were more than 60 days late on their mortgages. All told, some 6.5 million families will lose their homes to foreclosure in the next few years, according to the projections of financial firm Credit Suisse...
...those dreams now," he says wistfully. "We've seen some great years. They made you believe that if you worked hard you could rise high, and quickly." But his faith in the future is shaken. "I feel scared that if things continue this way, I may lose my job," he says, "But one thing I'm sure about is: I'll never buy a share again...
...glad I didn't know Paul Newman. It is hard enough to lose him, as millions of us did, as the fine actor that he was and as an example of what we Americans should be. Take care of yourself, Mr. Redford. You're too good to lose. Hunter A. Poole Sr., Raleigh, North Carolina...
Math problems! When the clock strikes 10 on a weekend, you lose the ability to send e-mail from your Gmail account without answering a few mathematical puzzles first. Apparently, once you board the train to drunk town, your math skills are the first to go. A perfect solution to a troublesome problem—as we all know what kind of e-mails some liquid courage in your system can prompt you to send...
...country faces, without an overly crafted strategy. His debate performances have improved, and he is always his most likeable - and most formidable - when he uses his head and speaks from the heart. To slightly tweak the wise old song, dignity is just another word for nothing left to lose. McCain might lose the election, but he doesn't have to lose his reputation in the process...