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   d-sharp

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1. Steven Leung:

   Investors are worried about a sharp slowdown in China ... but the biggest risk is a global recession, not just a China issue, if you look at Japan ... its economy is in bad shape. And economic situation is not good in Europe, either.

2. Edward Alden:

   We have seen a significant decline in illegal immigration from Mexico to the United States and it's clear that the Border enforcement build up has been a big reason why that decline has been as sharp as it has been, our estimates suggest that the number of successful illegal entries has fallen from extremely high numbers – more than 3 million annually up to the mid-2000s– to much, much smaller numbers, about 250,000 last year. Keep in mind that these numbers do not represent individuals who came to stay in the United States – these are the total number of illegal border crossings.

3. Anne Applebaum:

   We admired Silberman’s work because it is powered by a strongly argued set of beliefs: That we should stop drawing sharp lines between what we assume to be 'normal' and 'abnormal', and that we should remember how much the differently wired human brain has, can and will contribute to our world, he has injected a hopeful note into a conversation that's normally dominated by despair.

4. Tiger Woods:

   I didn't hit any good shots and didn't make any putts. Other than that it added up to a round that broke 80, the driver felt fine but I just didn't feel sharp with anything else. My iron game, which is usually the strongest part of my game, was off ... my distance control was off.

5. Brendan Mulhern:

   The ongoing economic recovery, near-term headwinds relating to the virus aside, will be further supported by increased fiscal spending, the continued acceleration of nominal income growth will ensure a continued sharp recovery in activity which will serve as a further tailwind for cyclical parts of the market, in particular materials and energy.