All the usual suspects were issuing dire warnings about soaring inflation, and ridiculing the Fed for focusing on core inflation rather than headline changes.
Now, however, the usual suspects are issuing the usual warnings about the dangers of inflation.
Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens was interviewed on local Vietnamese radio and television stations, asking for help in locating the suspects, and an award was issued for information leading to their arrest.
More important, you suspect, were timing issues.
But it's not just avoidance of detection which I suspect is an issue for only a fraction of users.
The motive for providing less financial insight, they suspect, is to avoid issuing embarrassing numbers in the middle of a recession, numbers that can drive down a company's stock price.
Another issue, I suspect, is that the darkness of the early works gives way to unchecked exuberance.
But the real issue, I suspect, is that to consent to an interview is to allow oneself to be framed and interpreted, to have your utterances snipped up and shunted around the page.
The issue, I suspect, is one not of Herzog selling out but of Hollywood wanting to buy in, and Bale duly serves up a chipper portrait of courage under pressure, remaining fresh-faced even as his cheeks wither to a monkish gauntness.
The bigger issue, I suspect, is their role in creating schools where educators are too young to remember a time when the liberal arts were welcome in schools and education research was respected.
