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  1. Will the government's £500bn be enough to save the banks?
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  1. Will the government's £500bn be enough to save the banks?
    1. Yes - it's a well thought through and well funded plan
      16%
    2. No - the banks mistakes were too big, and this will not save them
      41%
    3. Only time will tell
      43%
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