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In a curious debate last night that revised a bit of recent political dialogue, the two Democratic candidates for mayor worked to appear restrained, even unified.
If I heard more commentary like that from pols -- that took risks at the pulpit and did less pandering -- I might revise a bit of my objection to this sort of politicking.
The WTO doesn't forecast economic growth directly; it takes its lead from other international organisations (Rabo Bank reckons the IMF is set to reduce its growth forecast in the next few weeks).What is interesting from the WTO announcement is that even the revised forecast relies on a bit of optimism.
There were two minor remaining concerns that should be addressed in the text in a revised version. 1) There was a bit of concern about the lack of functional imaging, but the data on NMDAR make it highly probable this is an excitatory synapse, but there are no functional data.
Besides lending credence to the big bang theory, the CMB data let astrophysicists calculate the rate at which the universe is expanding (which was revised down a bit in the light of the Planck results), and thus its age (which was revised up, by 50m years or so, to 13.8 billion years).
The confidence figure for August was 45.2, revised up from an earlier estimate of 44.5.America's housing market also managed a bit of growth.
Mr. Gurney has also done a bit of revisiting, as the script is being billed as "newly revised".
