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I now see gold as a safe harbor asset in a way that the dollar used to be viewed.’”

This could also be a nod at the city’s failure to coordinate an exit plan for the 100,000 people who would have no safe harbor and few, if any, resources to leave the city.

Harbaugh said he often notices the rookies looking for safe harbor in other rooms.

“This is unattractive to scholars all over the world,” said Lampton, who noted that countries such as England and Germany could benefit from academics seeking safe harbor outside the U.S.

At least Europe and Canada understand how dangerous America is and are offering safe harbor for many of our scientists and academics.