Thus does the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) emulate the Grimm tale about the gallant tailor who killed seven flies with one blow and embroidered a boast on his belt. The FDIC closed seven banks on Friday, October 23, which for those familiar with the stories of the Brothers Grimm gives a new and playful meaning to the phrase "they're dropping like flies."
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