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I'd like to see somebody's model of an economic recovery in which mortgage
rates remain eternally low but rates of return on pension assets snap back
smartly to late 1990s boom-time levels. "The anti-gravity generator goes
right over there, next to the perpetual motion drive belt." Presumably it
runs on electricity. Cheap, clean and reliable. And if it doesn't work,
blame it on the weather. Who could have predicted it would get hotter?

Tom Walker
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