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The court granted the defendant's motion to dismiss because plaintiff Wilson failed to allege he was an actual applicant for credit under the ECOA. Since only aggrieved applicants have a private right of action under the statute, and Wilson was merely a prospective applicant who was discouraged from applying, he lacks standing to bring the claim.
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