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While some activists have complained privately to the candidates' representatives, they concede that they don't see any immediate letup in the kind of barnstorming that raised $184 million for Democratic presidential candidates in 2004. But according to Ken Simonson, chief economist for the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), there has been no letup in the torrid pace of private nonresidential spending growth. Weekly sales data hasn't shown a letup in foreign buying yet, but South Korea and other Asian buyers have started booking cheaper Chinese corn. Corn by Pro Farmer |
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