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2 comments:
Isn't there an HOV lane?
Too bad those cars aren't plug-in hybrids.
How does taxing foreclosures stack up against going to a two-bracket Swedish system, where the first bracket is 0%, and the top bracket is 10% above the median wage, skimming off more than 50% of that part?
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