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PostPosted: Wed 5:36, 04 Sep 2013    Post subject: doudoune moncler The Five Most Expensive Words

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"It's Never Been This Bad.."

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prime rate was 20%, unemployment was nearly 10% (again) and gold hit $850 an ounce driven by rampant fear as mortgages rose above 17%!

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Three Good Lessons I've Learned Since 1982:

First, "It" has been much worse.

Second, the future is always cloudy.

Third, sometimes you are ahead, sometimes you are behind. The race is long-and in the end, it is only against yourself.


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