Lawry, Ed, Brad:
I can only hope to be coherent here, not inspiring: we
must make new alliances, as you say, that are not limited by borders or
nationality, as everyone on FW surely agrees. At the same time, we must develop the voice and language
that reaches into comatose and closed
Thanks for posting this, Selma. Yes, its often too true that we
benefit most from the observations of foreigners for both the best and worst in
us.
Brad spoke of an ugly emergence of intolerance, Lawry
reminds us of our provincialism. Ray
berates us for sacrificing our own best
a little too much wine, is Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer.
It ends with a contralto hauntingly singing ewig, ewig . ewig,
ewig...; eternally, eternally.eternally, eternally.
And so it goes.
Best regards, Ed
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Original Message -
From: Karen
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Ed, you seem to be describing a respectable and sound
version of what Lawry suggested would be necessary, sooner rather than later: a
new version of Kissingers peace with honor that Bush2 will have to craft in
order to expunge itself from full responsibility for what has come about in
Keith, it really is a lot of fun to hear these predictions from you about
the prospect of an American administration falling before the next election.
I enjoy your predictions vicariously. But because our four-year
presidential terms are so fixed and certain on the calendar, unlike
parliamentary
This issue
will not go away, nor should it. It
seems that rising health care costs will finally get serious attention as
employees and the workforce deal with declining revenue and opportunities. The question is how much worse must it
get before the extremists are wrestled to the floor by
Harry, thank you, by the way, for the gracious comment
you made this weekend about an earlier post.
In this post I am not arguing about trade, although I
certainly agree most protectionist policies are counterproductive. We are
lacking a decent, viable jobs plan because we are overly
I think the point was made recently that the British
Empire had a longer view, business plan or attention span, and tended to stick
around a long time in the areas it colonized. At the moment, most supporters and detractors of Bush2
foreign policy have a difficult time believing that there
Okay, Arthur,
youve got me there.
And Iraq will
soon be the new Middle East staging ground for US forces worldwide, reducing our
presence in central Europe. Or so the blueprints say.
And we
certainly contributed to many infrastructure and institutional programs in each
of those
Subject:
revisionist history
In the column,
History Lesson, the history behind current
events, Daniel Benjamin writes, sorry, Dr. Rice, postwar Germany
was nothing like Iraq.
Condis Phony
History @ http://slate.msn.com/id/2087768/
Question: can
the Bush2 administration be
I wonder what
the Carlyle Group has to say about this? - KWC
THE STRATFOR WEEKLY
by Dr. George Friedman, 02
September 2003
An Unlikely Alliance
Summary: Though the recent death of SCIRI leader Ayatollah Mohammad Baqir
al-Hakim would appear to be raising the level of turmoil
. But the US continues.
arthur
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Subject: RE: US not an Empire
I think the point was made
Heres an update on the jobs growth plan. More fluff or real attention to direction?
Bush Policy On Jobs Is a Shift
By
Jonathan Weisman, Washington Post Staff Writer, Wednesday, September 3, 2003;
Page E01 @ http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A17301-2003Sep2.html
A day after
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For broad distribution to
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Ed wrote: There has been an increase in the rate of GNP growth in the US
recently, while at the same time large numbers of people have lost their
jobs. GNP growth is not based on increased employment, but on increased
productivity. The people who continue to be employed are working harder
Salvador, thank you for your gracious comments, which remind us to listen as
well as speak, and be ever mindful of our different perspective in these
global conversations, holding them like gifts in a generous spirit of shared
learning.
Karen
I would ask for a chair in that meeting. I'm not one
Harry, you
failed to notice that I did not endorse the notion of a constitutional
amendment. Im surprised you did
not take opportunity to expound upon the persistent belief that work is the
way out of poverty or other partisan comments from the author.
I am offering
items of interest as
Selma, in response to your request for sharing, I have found
working in the garden and cooking to be fulfilling and relaxing activities that
help me clear the mind while at the same time learning a great deal about
living in the work being done.
Cooking for family is often work, but is
These might be
of interest to some FWers:
I. Open Society Institute. The first pdf file below is just six
pages, the second nine pages.
Iraq Revenue Watch
Two
new reports by the Iraq Revenue Watch (www.iraqrevenuewatch.org)
highlight an absence
of transparency and inclusiveness in
It was said early and bears
repeating, Pres. Bush is all hat, no cattle. The new mantra for this New Tone is
Washington administration is Duck and Cover.
Thats bad enough, but it
appears with each passing month that the Bush2 administration is just
pretending to have the interests of
Selma, I
looked at Powells bookstore online @ http://www.powells.com/home.html
but also came up empty handed. However,
you should bookmark them.
They sell
used and new books on the shelf together, so that you often will find an older
edition of a book next to the new one.
They have
Do
you think it might be productive for us to play around with ideas about how to
incorporate this feeling into the socialization process and the educational
process in general?
Selma
Do you mean on
Futurework or society at large? If
on Futurework, I sometimes imagine a food fight with
Harry, the point is not whether the polls agreed with me or vice versa.
While I often highlight or bold a point within the story that I appreciate
or want to emphasize, I also did not delete portions that did not fit my
point of view. I am much more likely to do excerpts on commentary, hoping
the
Wouldnt it be nice if all
parties concerned dealt with the root causes of the violence and suspicion
instead of posturing and supporting first one, then another position without
making true progress?
Once again, looking for
true leadership. - KWC
NYT Editorial: September 12, 2003
From the Librarians Index
to the Internet weekly:
Can We Tape? A Practical Guide to Taping
Phone Calls and In-Person Conversations in the 50 States and D.C. @ http://www.rcfp.org/taping/
Americas most literate cities @ http://www.uww.edu/cities/
From PEN (Public Education
Network
No, this is not a feminist
rant aimed at anyone on this list.
Just think of my earlier Gleanings post and this as my version of Saturday
morning cartoons. - KWC
Women Will Have to Save the World
Marlene
Nadle, Pacific News Service, September 11, 2003
President Bush may not face much
Maybe Chris had already read of this research
previously, as it has been widely reported in other venues. I dont try to walk and read as Keith
does on his dogwalks, but Im off to do my morning meditative walking now. It helps to clear my mind and keeps me
sane, for the most part, depending
Bringing broadband to rural areas @
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A9955-2003Sep14.html,
one wireless barn at a time
The barn, routinely
used by the local children for paintball practice, doubles as a radio receiver
and retransmitter that enables residents and businesses in
Here I go
again. I am not familiar with this
author, but the title succeeded in grabbing my attention, as did the
reviewer. Guiding comments or
biting feedback, anyone? - KWC
Book Review: In search
of a 'moral economy' by William Greider
by Mike Francis, in The Oregonian, Sunday,
Me, twenty
five words or less? Surely, you
jest.
Globalization
is a natural evolutionary pattern. Broadening horizons, removing provincial barriers, as trading
with others tends to do over time (the moral equation of the formula). We will succeed or fail together and
this is a healthy
What will they think of next?
Rice: U.S. Never Said Saddam Was Behind
9/11
By Randall Mikkelsen , Tue September 16, 2003
09:34 PM ET @ http://asia.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=politicsNewsstoryID=3456791
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. national security adviser
Big and Blue in the City @ http://www.oriononline.org/pages/oo/curmudgeon/index_curmudgeon.html
Contemporary American Life
Must Change: James Howard Kunstler evaluates how the sociology of American
communities leads to obesity and depression
Housing remains out of reach for millions of
More reasons to beware less of Weapons of Mass Destruction as much as
Weapons of Precise Destruction:
Worm Wears A 'Patch' For Disguise
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A38195-2003Sep20.html
Sunday, September 21,
2003; Page F07
The latest virus to
hit the Web poses as a
Im
sorry. I should have posted those
tables by cut and paste to a new window rather than reply as I did and lose the
formatting that made it easier to read.
Heres my
second attempt, then.
The
Wall Street Journal joins the NYT and other major newspapers presenting the
details that the
Interesting synergy going on today. This was just forwarded to me, released
today, from the National Priorities Project:
Subject: NEW Cost of Iraq War and Occupation Factsheet Available
NPP Bulletin -September 23,2003
Yes.
Arthur wrote: There will be a reaction to these trends. What form will it
take? Is the fundamentalist movement now underway part of that
reaction?
KWC wrote: Arthur, although I
have a handful of cuss words in my vocabulary, I try to use them
selectively, as one does very hot
Well, said. I would like to think that we are a
long way from experiencing a serious religious movement in the West a la
Taliban (despite my frequently referring to the Religious Right as Taliban in
suits). However, the recent
history of the Southern Baptist Convention is a good example of
Yes, and they
were handpicked martyrs, several of whom apparently did not know until the last
minute what the assignment really was and/or meant.
Good human
resources decisions, dont you think?
Inspire the poor masses
- KWC
Seems that many
of the 9/11 terrorists came from relatively
Greetings from the Pacific Northwest. Here is Everything You Need To Know About Plaxo but were
afraid to ask, and then some more.
Since I know SW is REHs wife, when I received four of them (one via
FW, 3 under my old attbi, new Comcast and hotmail addresses) I updated my
address info on
Some of you may be familiar with the Precautionary
Principle, well established in Europe and Canada, and slowly gaining traction
here in the US. This spring I
wrote a brief introduction to the Precautionary Principle for the online
newsletter of Commonweal Institute, for which I am a
Some of you may already be familiar with
this wonderful website and literary magazine, Orion. My free trial issue was beautiful, and I
subscribed. At Home, click on the Turn the
page button for the current issue. I recommend The Joseph
Strategy, but there is lots of good reading here.
I
Ed, thank
you for sharing this. The article did
not mention it, but can you tell me if there has been an increase or decrease
in the number of children with dyslexia over the past twenty-five years the
article addresses culturally? Would an
increase be attributed to better means of
From Governing.com: Univ of N Carolina beckons low-income
students
(Beginning in fall 2004) The University of
North Carolina's Chapel Hill campus became what is believed to be the first
public university to guarantee a
free education for low-income students, offering to cover all
costs
Ed, Barry:
We all probably know many adults currently in the
workforce who have benefited from the tremendous improvement in detection and perception
of dyslexia and other learning disabilities since the 50s and 60s. One can still detect residual traces of
their struggle but the
Another perspective on global warming. Also, Tokyo has invited Putin to visit.
Putin stalled until his vote counted the most. KWC
The Stratfor
Analysis
The Kyoto
Protocol: What's In It for Russia?
Sep 29, 2003
Summary: During this week's international
conference in Moscow on
Brian, thanks for responding.
I wonder if the cultural
perspective changed because of teaching or if teaching changed because of
differences in cultural perspective?
I know greater awareness of dialects and ESL have greatly changed
expectations, testing and teaching methods. Back in
This might prove to be significant in the near future,
and possibly more effective than taking Dubya out of Sharons flinty pockets.
Israel reaches deal with Turkey to buy water and more, by Reuters 10.03.03
ISTANBUL - Israel said Friday it had agreed to buy 15
million cubic meters (530
I happen to agree that Arnold is paying for a sordid past
that has nothing to do with his current career goals, though he should have
known from all the others before him that this would surface (ie. just in the
last ten years - Bob Packwood, Bob Livingston, Bill Clinton, and the OTHER
Id like to
add that it is always better to focus on policy than personality in politics,
but in cases like this, when a candidate has no political track record, the
public doesnt have much else to consider than personal characteristics.
It is significant
to me that Bill Simon dropped
Harry, please remember that Californians are not the only ones
who suffered financial losses and became tied to costly utility contracts
directly from the fake energy crises. The states of Oregon, Washington,
Idaho and maybe Nevada are locked into contracts generated under those false
High stakes in play. Heres the summary: Who sits in the
Governors chair in Sacramento affects current States vs Federal lawsuits and new
industry lawsuits waiting in the wings. - KWC
Nine States Plan Suit to Prod US on
Global Warming
By Danny Hakim, NYT,
October 4. 2003
DETROIT,
Lawry wrote: The British colonial experience should provide a warning lesson to
the US's imperialists, but unfortunately, like it would seem all imperialist,
ours seem blind to reality and prone to deep self-delusion.
So the
US history over the next 50 years will probably include the
And today,
Wednesday Oct 8th, in the NYT - with the same FT/Spiegel byline - @ http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/07/business/FT1059480409515.html
Also, Washington
Post @ http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A58726-2003Oct7.html
Very
interesting. Rummy may have become
more of
Here is an Alternet piece, originally published in misleader.com,
identifying a handful of the US firms now sharing the marquee with Halliburton
in Iraq:
Divvying up the Iraq Pie
For a bit of an amusement break, also check out the
deck of War Profiteering Cards at
Keith, a comment
on the NYT articles lead paragraph.
While it
is true that the new Governor, once certified and in office, will bring in a
stable of eager GOP party people, he still has a Democrat Lt. Governor, and a
deeply divided state legislature.
Oregon and
Washington states
Keith, when you refer to hunters and gatherers are you not usually
commenting on ancient tribal survival behavior?
Ed seems to be commenting on current behavior in the present tense.
Are today's population of First Nation peoples concerned about dwindling
numbers? Anxiety about mixed breeding?
Oh, I
absolutely agree that this was a celebrity phenomenon, especially among the
young. But we might keep a few of
them when the afterglow wears off.
Veterans of the Young Republicans and the SDS are both keenly aware of
this opportunity.
I am also
trying not to demean Arnolds native
Arthur et
al, attached is a message that arrived moments ago in my Inbox, as an example
of the real time factor being utilized effectively. It is a follow-up email to one several days ago which
introduced the planned event, with link to a oversized blank check one could
print up and
Khodorkovsky Goes to Washington @ http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2003/10/09/042.html
The main shareholders in Yukos and
Sibneft completed a merger of their interests on Friday, creating a company
worth $50 billion and with oil and gas production of 2.35 million barrels of
oil
Keith wrote: However, let me
change the subject. I'd be most interested in your comments on the William
Kristol quote in my other (post-dogwalk) posting. I find
this quite amazing. Is it as serious as it seems to be? Such devastating
criticism of his ideological confreres would never
Heres some additional commentary on the news that PM Koizumi
has dissolved the Japanese parliament and called for new elections Nov. 9th.
Wouldnt it be great to oust the kingmakers (ie.
corporate bigwigs) that run Bush2?
- KWC
Worldview: Japan is Back (No, really!)
While everyone is
Keith wrote: I'm puzzled why Koizumi didn't act long
before now -- that is, when he was first elected and had much more of the
electorate with him.
Zakaria says that Japan's problems are not economic but political. Well, that
might have been so when Koizumi was first elected. But they've
From my POV, even the
perception of a sell-off and war profiteering
validates to more people than before that the US invasion of Iraq was not about
WMD, not about making the Middle East safe for democracy, not about the humanitarian
reasons to oppose a ruthless dictator, or even to protect
This caught my eye at MIT Technology Review. Here are the first five.
Ten Technologies That Deserve to Die
Some technologies are so blatantly obnoxious that the human race would rejoice
if they were summarily executed. A humorist and science fiction writer offers
some candidates.
A conservative pundit weighs in on the California
Recall election, majority rule, and how this will affect BC 04 (Bush-Cheney 04).
- KWC
A Conservative Travesty
By George F. Will, Thursday, October 9, 2003; Page A37
California's recall --
a riot of millionaires masquerading as a
My apologies to those who have already seen this, but this
is imperative reading for those following the energy resources debate, tax
cheating by corporations and current legislation battles that affect our
economics and security.
TIME magazine did an investigative story titled
The
Hopefully, something of a
moderate approach will succeed this time. I have serious doubts about his effectiveness as a neophyte,
but if he can be an agent of change, as his wife refers to him, there might be
something to cheer about if the fog clears and the ideologues dont drive the
bus
Recently, we learned that Russias 2nd biggest oil company,
Yukos, has agreed to a minority partnership deal with ExxonMobil. Note the Euro factor below.
From the EU Observer:
Russia
accuses EU of making WTO entry difficult
Russian
President Vladimir Putin has said that it is
Coincidentally, I read an interesting commentary by
the editor of Columbia Journalism Review,
(linked below) questioning the notion of media objectivity just the other day,
arguing if media tried too hard to be objective maybe the truth wasnt being
served, especially if the story was just
Army Is Studying Suicide
in Ranks
By The New York Times, Tuesday,
October 14, 2003 @ http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/14/international/middleeast/14MILI.html
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 Army officials sent mental-health
experts to Iraq last month to study cases of suspected suicide among
Does anyone know if survivors receive full benefits, such as they are?
My son completed the Navy Nuke program and said that there might
have been 7 suicides in the program. Some of these are single vehicle
accidents. Motorcycles were a common means.
Bill
Army Is Studying Suicide
Yin and Yang.
Id like to forward you the follow-up on the form letters from soldiers in Iraq story.
Officer was the one behind 500 letters
By Ledyard King, Gannett News
Service @ http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/iraq/2003-10-14-letters-usat_x.htm
WASHINGTON An Army battalion
NYT Editorial, today Wed Oct 15, 2003:
Fighting the War at
Home
Letters home from the war front are
some of the revered aspects of history, a treasury of soldiers' impressions and
firsthand narratives that hold a value apart from the individual lives put
firmly on the
Watters Cole
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Im filing this one under my Pax Americana folder,
not my Iraq folder. It seems to contradict what I understood to be a transfer
to the NSA staff. Is this because
they think Rice will not be allowed to administer the funds, as an unconfirmed
private advisor
Part 1. Recall efforts underway
in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Nevada may feel invigorated by the California
recall, but they are seen as do-overs for poor sports without any chance of
success. However, the evidence of voter
anger does not bode well for incumbents in 2004. Links are live. -
Outsourcing national rebuilding. Again, you cannot call it a new
Marshall Plan, if the natives are not working to rebuild their own society. - KWC
Six in Ten Iraqis Unemployed, but U. S. Subcontractors Hire Cheap
Migrant Laborers
Even though seven million Iraqis are unemployed1, U.S.
It
might help to remember the vote today from Congress on the $87B request for
Iraq provides the administration with six months extra funds so that it wont
have to return to Congress for more money, as expected, before Nov. 2004. Thats why this request is for $87 B,
not $50B, over 18
.
On Fri, 17
Oct 2003 16:24:50 -0700 Karen Watters Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It might help to remember the vote today
from Congress on the $87B request for Iraq provides the administration with six
months extra funds so that it wont have to return to Congress for more money,
as expected
A
little lite Saturday reading: One
never knows what they will find on the trail, scouting. I was chasing a link to some anti-Semitic
comments by a journalist from another publication and ran across this. KWC
From
the Eric Alterman weblog, Altercation, Friday, Oct. 17th, where a
reader
Arthur
wrote: While driving the other day I
heardon the radio a comedian with a one liner that broke me up What
if Cheney is the stupid one of the two
Ed wrote: What about Karl Rove, who is credited with getting Bush elected
and is reputed to be a major Whitehouse strategist? The
Iraq Oil Flow to Turkey Is Halted by Leak
Iraqi Oil Flow to Turkey Stumbles As Pipeline Springs Leak;
U.S. Arrests 11 Suspects in Attacks
The Associated Press
BAGHDAD, Iraq Oct. 18 Efforts to resume vital oil exports from northern Iraq,
halted for weeks by
Assault on Free Speech? Selective
judicial zealotry? Ulterior political motives? Third World dictatorship? No, Ashcroft at war. Holy McCarthyism, Batman! - KWC
Students, Nuns and Sailor-Mongers,
Beware
Atty. Gen. Ashcroft is pulling
out all the stops to prosecute protesters.
By
This is the second time Ive seen
this, and just now got it and wanted to pass this idea along: Another example
of the web as a new evolutionary tool of communication, connectivity and
enterprise.
According to the main website, http://www.freecycle.org, there are ten cities in the US with
Three items from the web harvest this week. Links are live.
Public Education Network Weekly NewsBlast.
Public Involvement. Public Education. Public Benefit.
DECIDING TO TEACH THEM ALL
Asking the right questions has an enormous
Harry, why
do you say that ESL has been a complete failure? - KWC
Ed,
When I lived in Ontario, it was noticeable that new immigrants
tended to move into their own ghettos. Particularly so in the case
of the Italians, who gathered together in Toronto.
There is nothing wrong with
This is an issue that will not go
away. If the war on terrorism is
going to have any chance of success, all traces of religious jihad must be
eliminated, for the good of our country and all those who oppose tyranny in its
many forms. We cannot be accused
of what we deplore in others, even
a few days behind, as usual...
On Sun, 19 Oct 2003, Karen Watters Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted:
VOTUM SEPARATUM - DISSENTING OPINION
Of the Institute for Democracy in Eastern Europe (IDEE'S) observers
mission from the OSCE/ODHIR Preliminary Report about the Presidential
Elections of October 15
Adding to the controversy over stolen electionsOther freelance
journalists reported at least one death from police beatings and a young boy in
critical condition from being trampled in the melee. Resource wars, war profiteering, stolen elections isnt this
more than enough to seriously
Following
on that theme of more people feeling stressed due to the disconnect and rush of
life:
See Take
Back Your Life Day/Week @ http://www.education.umn.edu/WCFE/FE/ParentEd/TBYFT.html
and
Parents Reconsider Kids Over-Controlled Lives @
Monday,
October 20, 2003 on PBS Newshour:
Peace Plan
As the American-backed road
map to peace in the Middle East hits even more roadblocks, two top
officials -- one Israeli, one Palestinian -- have proposed a plan of their own.
The new plan, called The People's Voice,
has already
I have often written here to the subject of the dangerous liaison
of church and state, and in particular, these days in our post 9/11 world, that
we may be less vigilant protecting that wall so wisely built by the Founding
Fathers. Im adding another
commentary that those of you familiar
Please see the Christian Science Monitors
Daily Update, October 22, 2003 for the rest of this:
links are live
Israeli strikes launch debate about civilian casualties @ http://www.csmonitor.com/specials/sept11/dailyUpdate.html
Reuters reports that recent strikes by Israeli forces
in Gaza,
There is an old sales adage, undersell, overdeliver.
This works well when you are promising something on deadline. Maybe not so
well in global foreign politics, because it leaves less room for failure.
See below.
- KWC
Diplomatic Diary: Richard Wolffe
Virtual Reality: George W. Bush's political
Thanks, Bill.
For others who didnt explore the rest of the
CSM report, heres more, which gives a bigger picture of the current debate
about the ineffectiveness of current policies. Even if the Peoples Peace Plan does not do anything more
than gather more signatures, it raises the level
in the
coming months. This is not just about collecting weapons. It is about
turning people into permanently employable individuals. (end of excerpts)
***
On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 07:58:36 -0700 Karen Watters Cole
[EMAIL PROTECTED
I see that cousin Ray is
posting items reflecting the coming Cultural War in the US. Heres my
contribution to the same subject.
Newsweeks Fineman writes
that Bush2 will not fire Lt. General Boykin, who has made Christian Zionist
inflammatory remarks about Islam, linking the war on
Some of you may have seen this but given its appearance on the list, I
thought Id forward yet another item of interest:
Iraqs Oil: assessing the potential
Amy Jaffe, the senior energy adviser for the James A. Baker Institute
for Public Policy at Rice University; Yasser Elguindi,
This news
item ties in nicely to the NOW with Bill Moyers report on low wages at Tyson
Foods and other labor issues that Arthur alerted us to yesterday via FW. Tyson also was raided and charged with
knowingly hiring illegals, and two executives plead guilty, fines were
paid. Wal Mart
While I am not
denigrating by any means the validity of the human rights issues and the moral
values it derives from, I offer this piece as another example of catering to
one segment of your voter base, while rebuffing others. - . KWC
Open Door Policy
Bumiller: Evangelicals Sway White
The
Globalist: For global citizens. By global citizens. @ http://www.theglobalist.com/
From its mission statement: Our
core editorial belief is that now more than ever, people everywhere are seeking
a better understanding of what connects and divides nations and societies,
economies and
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