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... about how we survive in the year 2010.  // Chuck Article in the Las Vegas Review-Journal:  When the American financial industry collapsed late last year, the country's member-owned credit unions kept on lending while commercial banks cut back on loans, a credit union consultant told several hundred people at a Las Vegas conference on Tuesday. "We didn't wait for ...