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Sonic Co-Creator Wanted GameCube Game To Be Called Billy Hatcher And The
Giant Cock
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[image: Billy Hatcher]
That's a very, very different game
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Dollars Without Privilege
Imagining the Dollar Without Its Privilege - NYTimes.com: On Tuesday, Britain became the first country to sign an agreement with China allowing investors in London to get a license that will allow them to invest directly in shares and bonds in renminbi. It’s a long way from there to the kind of open capital market China would need for its currency to become a reserve asset. . . . (read more at link above)
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