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Separated by a Common Tongue: Foreclosures Trap Translators in Middle - Wall Street Journal

Separated by a Common Tongue: Foreclosures Trap Translators in Middle
Wall Street Journal

Ms. Pelaez had to relay the bank's decision: The home would be foreclosed on. The caller then wondered aloud if her son, who had recently enrolled in a university, could stop studying and work fulltime so that they could keep the house. ...

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