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^ F.W. Maitland, The Forms of Action at Common Law: Lecture I, in Equity Also the Forms of Action at Common Law: Two Courses of Lectures 295, 305 (A.H. Chaytor & W.J. Whittaker eds., 1910) (“[T]hese forms of action . . . [were] twisted and tortured to inappropriate uses . . . .”).
All of this meant that banks had a really strong incentive to put ATMs everywhere. And so they did. In 1975 there were about 31 ATMs per one million Americans; by the year 2000, that number had grown to 1,135, a 37-fold increase in just 25 years.，推荐阅读华体会官网获取更多信息