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Some great legal resources for freelancers or just do-it-yourselfers.
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Phil’s Stock World —
... of the crisis and letting the people know why Congress must act to "bail out" Wall Street. McCain said he wants to suspend the campaign and postpone the debates. I’ll just let Fox give the "fair and balanced" viewpoint without my own comment. Barney Frank had plenty to say about it though…
Kiplinger had a good summary of the crisis and I liked Ben Stein’s take on what went ...
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