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He never lost the integrity or the plainspoken speaking style that he gained growing up in the heartland," Obama said at Cronkite's memorial service in the Lincoln Center in New York.
Bernanke is clearly trying to reduce some of the Fed's chaacteristic aloofness, providing some plainspoken explanations of what it does, and why.
Like its author, Fidelity is plainspoken, warm, contrary, and wise.
 
 
 
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