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As it turned out, investors sometimes could learn more about Lucent’s doomed vendor-financing deals from reading Winstar’s disclosures than they could from Lucent’s.

Three or more tries meant she and her sweetheart weren’t meant to be together — so much so that their relationship was actually doomed.

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But if this time really is different, the dollar is doomed and gold could become a very big part of portfolios again.

In one sense, after all, humans are already doomed.

The upgrade hinges on what Oppenheimer calls a “compelling” investor day presentation, which served to alleviate concerns over the fallout related to First Brands, the doomed auto-parts supplier that filed for bankruptcy in September.

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