When it comes to, obviously, the financing requirements of the government, there are also non-budgetary transactions that are involved. In that case, most of the financing, the increase in the deficit, was due to the $26 billion deficit that you mentioned, but there were also non-budgetary transactions of $6 billion that were required. They reflect a lot of things, such as loans and investments, accounts payable, but they're considered off-budget transactions. So they contributed to the increase in unmatured debt that occurred over and above the financing that would be required to fund the deficit.
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