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To offer unlimited credit to young people to be overhauled Sun Feb 13, 2005 10:30 am  To offer unlimited credit to young people to be overhauled
 

Test No. incompl/advan-38 "Are You in Debt?", question 2

There is a popular demand for the system that allows credit companies to offer unlimited credit to young people to be ..........

(a) overhauled
(b) overseen
(c) overlooked
(d) overtaken

Test No. incompl/advan-38 "Are You in Debt?", answer 2

There is a popular demand for the system that allows credit companies to offer unlimited credit to young people to be overhauled.

Correct answer: (a) overhauled
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could you pls. explain the whole sentence?
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Overhauled Sun Feb 13, 2005 16:37 pm  Overhauled
 

The arrangement whereby young people get too much credit needs to be looked at/to be examined and improved.
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That one is one of the meanings that I found in the dic. but did not make sense to me at the moment.
Now I got it quite clearly.
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