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1. Mar 18,  · Fannie Mae. " Annual Report on Form K," Page 1. Accessed March 18, Accessed March 18, Fannie Mae. " Annual Report on Form K," Page 7.

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2. Jan 25,  · "Fannie Mae" sung by Joey Gilmore for Sean Carney's Blues For A Cure, Blues Cures Studio Jam Volume 5 with Steev Inglish, Micah Kesselring, Benjamin Thomas, Tom Collins, Marty Romie and Brian Duress.

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3. A list of lyrics, artists and songs that contain the term "fannie mae" - from the mauderdetotitenbeuprecbanckiphece.xyzinfo website.

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5. (Fannie Mae, my Fannie Mae) Now, I ain't been myself Girl, since you've been gone (Fannie Mae, my Fannie Mae) I can hear your name a ringing On down the line (Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae) Yeah, I can hear your name ringing On down the line (Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae) I wanna know do you love me Or am I just wasting my time Now, Fannie Mae (Fannie Mae).

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6. The Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA), commonly known as Fannie Mae, is a United States government-sponsored enterprise (GSE) and, since , a publicly traded mauderdetotitenbeuprecbanckiphece.xyzinfod in during the Great Depression as part of the New Deal, the corporation's purpose is to expand the secondary mortgage market by securitizing mortgage loans in the form of mortgage-backed securities .

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7. Now, Fannie Mae Baby, won't you please come home? Fannie Mae-ae-ae Baby, won't you please come home? No, I ain't been myself Girl, since you been gone I can hear your name a-ringin' All down the line I can hear your little engine All down the line I wanna know do ya love me Am or I j' wa'tin' my time? Yeah! (harmonica - hoo ha) Cryin', oh Oh.

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8. Jun 15,  · Fannie Mae was born in , during the height of the Great Depression, when about 25% of Americans were defaulting on their mortgages. As part of .

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