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A U.S. company issues a 'Reverse Yankee' bond. This means the company is:

1. Repurchasing its own dollar notes and reissuing them in euros via the secondary market.
2. A U.S. entity issuing bonds denominated in Euros to European investors.
3. Issuing in the U.S. domestic market but solely to foreign banks.
4. A European entity issuing U.S.-dollar-denominated bonds to American investors.

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