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“However, valuations have surged, and we are wary that overly bullish sentiment toward the group and elevated expectations make the sector susceptible to disappointment in the near term,” he said, offering the following chart:

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Companies with low foreign tax rates and significant stock-based compensation can be particularly susceptible to CAMT, and it was already hitting some corporations before this year’s new law.

His great fear is that the Deep South, Greater Appalachia and New France will combine with Midlands, a region Mr. Woodard considers susceptible to 21st-century authoritarianism, to form a dominant political force.

"The loss of Antarctic sea ice is another abrupt change that has a whole range of knock-on effects, including making the floating ice shelves around Antarctica more susceptible to wave-driven collapse," she said.