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“. . .  In developments at the bourse, the ongoing drought in Europe is blamed for the price of water rising $2.13 to close at $84.29 a barrel for glacial blocks for delivery in May.  . . .  At the close of trading today, the average price of a share of a United States Senator rose seven percent, matching analysts’ expectations.  . . .  On rumors that the United States may impose export restrictions on kidneys harvested from minors without their consent, a kidney climbed $7000 (delivery FOB).  . . .  And the price of oil again was crude.  . . .”

Bumper sticker of the week:

Futures Sticker Shock

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