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Happy New Year

More | Edward Harrison | January 1, 2010 12:00 am |

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Happy New Year to everyone. Welcome to 2010. Let’s keep dancing!

When the music stops, in terms of liquidity, things will be complicated. But as long as the music is playing, you’ve got to get up and dance. We’re still dancing.

-Chuck Prince, Citigroup CEO, Jul 2007

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  • http://twitter.com/edwardnh/status/7259705671 Edward Harrison

    Happy New Year: http://bit.ly/7xoWxO

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  • http://twitter.com/creditdad/status/7261642841 Credit Dad

    Happy New Year: Happy New Year to everyone. Welcome to 2010. Let’s keep dancing!When the music stops, in terms of… http://bit.ly/4W6Sjf

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  • LavrentiBeria

    Happy New Year to you, too, Ed. God bless you.

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  • http://twitter.com/financialblogs/status/7262116480 TopFinancialBlog

    Happy New Year:
    Happy New Year to everyone. Welcome to 2010. Let’s keep dancing!
    When the music stops, in term.. http://bit.ly/4W6Sjf

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    RT @edwardnh: Happy New Year: http://bit.ly/7xoWxO

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    Happy New Year: Happy New Year to everyone. Welcome to 2010. Let’s keep dancing!When the music stops, in terms .. http://bit.ly/6IwoTV

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    Happy new year!

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  • wagthedog1

    Happy New Decade, too!

    Funny that there seemed to be no consensus on what to call the last decade (the singles, the oneies, the oughts) until the last month — The Noughties, with the obvious homophonic connotations.

    Maybe we'll eventually settle on a name for this decade a whole lot sooner: The Tensies — cause things are gonna get real tense really quickly.

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