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      <title>Bubbles without markets</title>
      <description>The recent worldwide financial crisis pales in comparison with earlier "bubbles" promoted by totalitarian regimes.</description>
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      <title>Economy, insure thyself</title>
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      <title>The next market bubbles: Food and farm land</title>
      <description>By 2010, US farm prices fell only 5 per cent from their 2008 peak, compared with 37 per cent for home prices.</description>
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