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To: selivanov who wrote (4)	11/7/2012 5:13:31 PM
From: dvdw©	Respond to of 5

Conventional wisdom as represented by HSBC, says this will happen... In doing so the Administration loses a substantial tactical and strategic set of options, which team USA has not had since Teddy Roosevelt. You'd be safe betting with conventional wisdom.... limitations are always attached to some common denominator, where some bet, better described by the term favor, no matter that it was placed some time ago, has reached its time to productivity. following these cast circumstance/ promises & or favors always ends badly... so, conventional wisdom is probably a safe bet....but unlikely to yield the value promised by the bestower. Any beneficiary needs to be cognizant of the changes which have already occurred, revaluing the demands of beneficiary expectations. In the face of newly understood limitations, that recompile to become the next initial conditions, it may in fact be better to just pass.