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]]> By: Market Monk http://www.gamingthemarket.com/our-engineered-market-meltdown-part-1.html#comment-22 Market Monk Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:13:00 +0000 http://biz51.inmotionhosting.com/~gaming5/?p=19#comment-22 Wow, a wealth of great information here. Surprising to find someone also looking at the same stuff I have been over these past years. <br/><br/>You packed a ton of links in this one post. <br/><br/>Outstanding job. Wow, a wealth of great information here. Surprising to find someone also looking at the same stuff I have been over these past years.

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