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With continual concessions to House Republicans, Democrats are now the austerians of reactionary Keynesianism.
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Despite British-style parliamentary procedures, Indian parliament ferquently dissolves into chaos and farce.
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John Kenneth Galbraith, the Harvard professor who won worldwide renown as a liberal economist, backstage politician and witty chronicler of affluent society, has died, his son said.
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