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The real crash happened that year, after the Smoot-Hawley tariffs and a series of bank failures, abetted by bad Federal Reserve policy, sent the economy and the market into a tailspin.

At a trial this summer, the jury found that Geragos aided and abetted Avenatti and ultimately breached his duties as a lawyer, but the panel determined that Franklin was not substantially harmed by Geragos.

Wiggins also highlighted the role the GOP has played in aiding and abetting the loss of American prestige and power on the world stage.

He has taken his “right to do anything I want” to previously unimagined lengths — and the Republican establishment, particularly congressional and state leaders, are aiding and abetting his attacks.

Prosperity came fast, abetted by advancing technologies that controlled nature, employed thousands and turned the dreams of some into a reality for many — but not all.