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“I would actually recommend that maybe we start staying in town,” said Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, arguing, “it just forces us to come together and really start reckoning with the shutdown.”

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The 2007-09 recession was a turning point when both Americans and policy makers started to reckon with the idea that a bachelor’s degree doesn’t always pay off.

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“We think the wider equity market surge has further to run and that valuations will stretch further before a broader reckoning arrives,” he added.

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On that basis, he says IAG is trading at a discount to rival Suncorp, which he reckons is hard to justify.

Looking back, she reckons the eagerness to grasp those opportunities was a reaction to her childhood.

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