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| We obviously are in a rationing situation with corn, and I doubt we have begun to approach price levels that will slow ethanol plants, hog producers and, based on yesterdays export sales, foreign demand. So, when the markets should be encouraging use to chew through large corn and soybean crops, the markets seem more concerned about rationing use. Each short poem exquisitely captures the essence of experiencing its subject, from rationing in 1945 to the clumsy motions of a somnambulist to the incurable condition that is ardor. |
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