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It can be argued that gold prices could presently be trading significantly lower if not for this major sore in the world market place continuing to fester.
FORBES: Comex Gold Ends Weaker On U.S. Dollar Strength
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Anyone with any imagination has been expecting some sort of crashing in of the larger world into this little bubble of American bliss for years, if not decades.
BBC: News | NEWSNIGHT | Jonathan Franzen interview transcript
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This article now ranks very high (if not first) of blogs in the world in all three keywords.
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It's also worth noting in this issue, which lists the world's 500 biggest public companies, that bad if not catastrophic things happen to corporate giants for lots of reasons.
FORBES: The big and the bad
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The message is this: All the physical strength in the world won't help you if your mind is not prepared.
CNN: Ironman champ: Train your brain, then your body
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If this correlation is not recognized we inadvertently create unhappiness and suffering in the world around us, while we are simultaneously focusing on alleviating suffering elsewhere.
FORBES: Compassion: The Bedrock Of Our Capacity To Serve
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It turns out that most of the governments in the world have some sort of stable-value policy, in this way also giving up most, if not all, of any ambitions to manage their economies with money-jiggering.
FORBES: 40 Years Of Floating Money, 40 Years Of The Average Worker Getting Poorer
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You have to pay for protection on the downside in good years, but the premium for this insurance policy is not particularly high if you believe, as I do, that we live in a world of heightened Knightian risk.
FORBES: 2011: A Scary Year For Stocks, And Not The Last
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In this less than ideal world, if the United States and others continue to decline to extend such recognition, Germany should not hesitate to press ahead.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy
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It left me suspended in a bad joke in which a living man inexplicably becomes two pints of dust and everyone acts as if this were not a joke at all but, rather, the most reasonable thing in the world.
NEWYORKER: Dead Man Laughing