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The United States Federal Reserve Bank in New York is only a few blocks from the World Trade Center. It has a gold vault 100 feet beneath the street. That depository is the largest in the world – even larger than the legendary Fort Knox gold reserves in the mid-1980s. The gold is owned by foreign nations, including Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Its value is estimated at $25 billion. [1]

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	The '''US Federal Reserve Bank''' in [[New York]] is only a few blocks from the [[World Trade Center]]. It has a gold vault 100 feet beneath the street. That depository is the largest in the world – even larger than the legendary [[Fort Knox]] gold reserves in the mid-1980s. The gold is owned by foreign nations, including [[Saudi Arabia]] and [[Kuwait]]. Its value is estimated at $25 billion. [http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewBusiness.asp?Page=\Business\archive\200109\BUS20010912b.html]		The '''United States Federal Reserve Bank''' in [[New York]] is only a few blocks from the [[World Trade Center]]. It has a gold vault 100 feet beneath the street. That depository is the largest in the world – even larger than the legendary [[Fort Knox]] gold reserves in the mid-1980s. The gold is owned by foreign nations, including [[Saudi Arabia]] and [[Kuwait]]. Its value is estimated at $25 billion. [http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewBusiness.asp?Page=\Business\archive\200109\BUS20010912b.html]