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noun as in single-seat furniture

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Bernstein, the Michigan regents chair, acknowledged that many conference schools face intense financial challenges but warned that the Big Ten would regret proceeding in any deal that excluded the Wolverines.

Treasury Select Committee chair Dame Meg Hillier said it had made a "costly error" by dropping key assessments.

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The influential governor, a candidate to become Fed chair next year after Jerome Powell’s term as chair ends, said on Monday that the labor market is getting weaker and he’s less worried about inflation.

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One quip was about how the BBC plays the children’s game musical chairs: “When the music stops, they put in another chair.’

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said that the White House is prepared to announce their pick for Fed chair at the end of December.

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