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Zeitghost

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24. If the debt is required to be discharged prior to the disillusion

Reply to intheflow (Reply #22)

Wed Apr 27, 2022, 12:07 PM

Apr 2022

The State would need to step in if they want their plan to continue. I'm sure the counties would prefer the debt issue to hold up or prevent the disillusion.

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I'm just guessing ... Straw Man Apr 2022 #16

Not really Zeitghost Apr 2022 #20

But it won't be the state that would absorb the costs, intheflow Apr 2022 #22

If the debt is required to be discharged prior to the disillusion Zeitghost Apr 2022 #24

Been to DW twice as a child in the early 70s mentalsolstice Apr 2022 #23