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Pastimes : Clown-Free Zone... sorry, no clowns allowed
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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (150320)2/8/2002 4:36:20 PM
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this guy should be removed from where he can do any damage, I hope a shitstorm of epic proportions blows up in his face soon, because the longer it takes, the worse and more ultimately expensive it will be for us as well -ng-

``The Bush Administration's strong housing agenda is important -- housing is the number one consumer product, the number one consumer investment, the number one economic driver and the number one priority of communities,'' Raines said.

Raines also said these factors are expected to spur the U.S. housing sector to grow steadily throughout the decade at a rate that could exceed the record-breaking 1990s. Under current economic and demographic projections for the decade, Raines said consumers will double their investment in residential housing and need twice as much housing capital -- up to $14 trillion -- to finance it.

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