businesses without access to other sources of capital or debt facing completely unprecedented disruptions of their operations and the livelihoods of their employees. [1]The sorts of businesses this program was meant for are obvious and unambiguous: small-business restaurants, gyms, retail and so on. Although some money went where it was intended, billionaires and businesses that didn't need the money raided the piggy bank, preventing many small businesses that actually needed the money from getting the loans they deserved — or loans at all. [2]In the process, many may have violated. . .
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