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He added that other companies are more aggressive and see quantum advantage coming sooner.

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“This collapse isn’t happening now. But sooner or later those things always happen.”

This week WBD admitted the obvious: The Ellison machinations had put the company in play, which was expected sooner or later anyway.

To be sure, there is an argument to be made that worry about the vast scale of the U.S. national debt will take center stage sooner rather than later, pushing yields higher.

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“Bank lending begins in earnest once that short curve turns positive, and we could begin to see that sooner than next summer,” Blitz said via phone.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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