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When people face the prospect of spending decades in retirement, odds are inflation and expenses will outmatch shortsighted portfolio planning.
To be able to achieve this, commanders should outmatch the enemy, to prevent its actions, and to impose one's own will on it.
After his 1972 reelection Nixon no longer needed to outmatch Rockefeller, and he considered drastic cutbacks in the arts programs.
 
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