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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned in October that the Fed is “far” from decided on lowering rates next month, an unusually blunt remark from a central banker.

One year from the unofficial launch of the 2028 campaign, Newsom appears to be running alone and out front in an open field, with expected competitors taking few steps to blunt his momentum.

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The picture fuses interlocked storylines and blunt social commentary.

Former Wales captain Kath Morgan offered a blunt assessment after the Belgium defeat: "He's a £50m player allegedly but, I'm sorry, what is his contribution to Wales? This is now consistently happening."

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The housing market has been blunted for several years because of a combination of high prices and mortgages.

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