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The November newsletter of one of the more successful hedge funds of recent times makes it clear that while U.S. valuations are indisputably stretched, it’s not at all useful for market timing.

Her face is never clearly shown, to emphasize that Dorothy is merely a useful but clueless pawn in the political machinations of Oz.

He says that while distinguishing between "useful" and "wasteful" handouts is important, it is only by extracting promises during elections that the poor in India get anything at all from their political representatives.

“AI has gone from being a useful, timesaving tool for papers and research to a threat to entry level jobs, higher utility bills, environmental concern about water and farmland turned to data farms,” Atwater said.

Herzog said they wanted to pay their respects to Breuer’s hard-edge design while also finding subtle ways to make the space more useful for Sotheby’s—like that huge freight elevator—and inviting to the public.