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Foreign Policy composed the rank of the most influential global thinkers (link).
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… and it really didn’t attract much notice with all the fanfare surrounding the vote on Cannibal Care, which passed and is now on its way to conference to tussle out the differences between the House and Senate versions.
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Martin Feldstein offers some interesting thoughts on whether the Eurozone will survive the economic recovery (link).
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