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The FA has, in the past, chosen to ignore our requests for explanations and engagement but, positively, has recently begun to be more receptive.

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Two trends have created a receptive audience for the idea of taking Social Security early to bet on the stock market.

It isn’t so far clear how receptive Washington is to redrafting the proposal to address Ukrainian or European ideas, or whether the administration would try to impose the plan on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Would the market be receptive at that price?

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“If the administration, as I expect they’ll be, is receptive to considering any opportunity that might keep Americans safer, it will consider us,” said Friedman, who splits his time between Florida and Israel.

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