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"Financial markets soared on the 10th day of the government shutdown over signs of possible movement in Washington.At the end of the day, the Dow was up 323 points.There is still no deal in the works, and from home loans to small business, the effects of the shutdown are becoming more apparent.\"We have a family member that's trying to close on a house and the other party is trying to get a federal loan, and they are unable to close on it,\" said Alice, of Andover.A New Hampshire maple syrup company for much of its sales relies on a retailer in Utah, but it's hurting because the retailer is in Zion National Park.\"But now, because Zion National Park, like all our national parks, have shut down, New Hampshire Gold sales have dried up,\" said U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H.In some places where the government is failing, others are helping out. Southern New Hampshire University said it is giving full scholarships to students who are active-duty military.As many as 3,300 regular or online students at SNHU could be affected if military tuition assistance is slowed or stopped because of the shutdown.Click to watch News 9's coverage.\"For all the good things and success we've been able to enjoy the last few years, for us to be able to do this is a pleasure and a privilege,\" said Provost Patricia Lynott.In another example of private businesses helping out, Service Credit Union is matching the last direct deposit for civilian employees of the government who are members. They are also offering loans with a zero-percent annual percentage rate for new and existing members in New Hampshire with up to a $3,000 direct deposit, as long as they have a copy of their furlough orders.The programs come with the assumption that once the shutdown is over, the money will be paid back."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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