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Still, if productivity could be raised through a process of economic reform, the economy would be “off to the races,” he said.

“The markets are potentially susceptible to large moves in reaction to data that might be off consensus estimates, and we’re going to get potentially two months of data at once. So the likelihood of volatility in reaction to the data increases the longer we have to wait for the actual data to come out,” he added.

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If your daughter has half the diligence that you have in embarking on her new life, she’ll be off to a good start.

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If your daughter has half the diligence that you have in embarking on her new life, she’ll be off to a good start.

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“I’ll be off next week for Easter break with my kids,” she said.

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