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Already, at least $22 billion in new factories and electricity projects have been canceled or scaled back this year, according to data tracked by advocacy group E2, including everything from offshore wind to battery factories.

While economists say the Argentine currency is overvalued, the peso is still the world’s worst-performing currency among the 52 that Dow Jones tracks, falling 24% this year.

If that process is back on track, it constitutes a remarkable feat of diplomatic salvage.

Created by Michael D. Fuller and Erin Lee Carr, the series tracks the downward spiral of the Murdaughs, a family who held sway and power in their coastal community of Hampton, S.C.

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When asked to name one, she suggested short-distance track and field events such as the 100-meter sprint — a notion Morgan decried as “insane.”

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