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The immigrants from India and China who populate our institutions of higher learning aren’t elbowing Americans out of the labor force or depressing wages.

A depressed nation in need of a hero has set its hopes on the shoulders of a comic with problem knees, gliding forth with the surprising and entirely explainable resurgence of ABC’s veteran reality competition.

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But I think the experiment of America so far is showing that if you give people more and more, they just start getting more and more depressed and distant from their feelings.

And the complaints came through loud and clear: High and constantly shifting tariffs have raised costs, depressed sales and pressured companies to lay off employees.

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And the complaints came through loud and clear: High and constantly shifting tariffs have raised costs, depressed sales and pressured companies to lay off employees.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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