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The bankruptcy has amplified concerns that corporate credit markets have gotten too frothy and don’t adequately reflect risks to borrowers.

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But he say there’s still time to profit despite a frothy market.

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"They tend to be the frothy coffee drinking liberal lefties. They are speaking to the same people," they added.

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That’s the thing that gives the Epstein conspiracy theories their distinctly frothy frisson: a blending of vital ingredients, one very old and the other comparatively new.

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It’s so ornate, so frothy with kitsch, you have to smile.

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