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But investors are now worried the incoming torrent of data could swing markets and upend bets on a December interest-rate cut that they had once taken for granted.

"The diagnosis remains the worst part of our life.Suddenly everything we took for granted was 10-20 times harder," he says.

The Senegalese winger's talent is taken for granted now, but he had to work hard to prove himself before landing a spot in a Premier League starting line-up.

“The guy has no money and he chooses to forgo a fee that any other hedge fund takes for granted. It was unheard of.”

The 2024 election made it clear to both parties that Latinos are not to be taken for granted.