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And while those experts fuss over valuations and risks, investors and market pros keep seeing ways to make money.

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The Kimmel affair was a rare moment of megamedia vulnerability — and given who started the whole fuss, there’s more to come.

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It was an observation some within Labour are weary of hearing about again, recalling the fuss a decade ago when Labour had mugs printed with the promise of "controls on immigration".

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He believes more of a fuss should be made of becoming British citizen, and there needs to be an expectation of what new citizens would contribute.

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It’s only when everyday people kick up enough fuss that they attempt to save face.

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