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A devil’s advocate might argue that these assumptions themselves are a characteristic of a late bull market, when everyone is kicking themselves for not being 100% — or 150% — invested in stocks.

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Another member of our group shouted, “It is the work of the devil!”

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With that, the former king of a former Wall Street lifted the plate that held his appetizer and asked, sweetly, “Would you like a deviled egg?”

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Expedia Group Inc. is a good example of how it can sometimes be better to embrace the devil you know, rather than keep trying to find ways to defeat it.

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"The devil is in the details," he said, explaining that many previous studies rely on open-ended questions, a method known as spontaneous reporting.

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

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