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Economists warn the largesse might be a "financial Vietnam" for the United States, requiring Washington to pump in good money after bad to prop up Milei and the peso.

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Across much of the country’s media spectrum, prominent pundits had long been hammering away at “entitlements,” indignantly claiming that welfare recipients, disproportionately people of color, were sponging off government largesse.

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Around the same time, the Milwaukee Brewers responded to the Dodgers’ largesse with a move of their own that received considerably less attention.

All they want from Lo is a story about their largesse; no anonymous donations here.

He is less impressed with the razzamatazz surrounding the tech billionaires and their largesse.

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