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  <title>Intel in the 80's is like the US in 2009</title>
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  <description>In reading Bob Herbert's column &quot;What the Future May Hold&quot; (on the lack of investment in
American infrastructure) in the New York Times, I was struck by 's comment which saw this
through the lens of over investment in American power influence rather ......</description>
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  <title>Timing when to do the next big thing</title>
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  <description>I was just asked why something I was involved with happened to take off so late, when all the
elements had been in place for many years - why should it be such a big thing then, when it, by all
respects, should have been a big thing earlier? For a bu......</description>
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  <title>Global Retrenchment - Retreat, Not Surrender</title>
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  <description>Everyone knows good times don't last forever. Or do they? In many economic downturns in
America's history, the hubris of imaginary/undeserved perpetual prosperity has been
present. Why, even in California, we had a tax revolt launched over &quot;that obsc......</description>
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  <description>America isn't America anymore. In the past decade, we've lost too much of what defines America
as America - and that isn't just bad for America - this crisis envelopes the entire world.
Lacking discipline, clarity, respect for reasoned discourse, fai...</description>
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