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		By: Titus		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[You know, the MERS thing has some facial plausibility: the whole use of MERS already makes a complete hash of traditional debtor-creditor relationships and facilitates the multifarious nonsense arising from repackaging of mortgage-backed notes. It&#039;s easily plausible to posit that the system is designed to evade recording fees (though I&#039;m not a RICO expert and am thus not sure if that suffices). Interesting claim.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You know, the MERS thing has some facial plausibility: the whole use of MERS already makes a complete hash of traditional debtor-creditor relationships and facilitates the multifarious nonsense arising from repackaging of mortgage-backed notes. It&#8217;s easily plausible to posit that the system is designed to evade recording fees (though I&#8217;m not a RICO expert and am thus not sure if that suffices). Interesting claim.</p>
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