Think about Larry Wall.

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Larry Lindsey argued in the Wall Street Journal that the debt situation is far worse than projected by the official scorekeepers.

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Obama believed that hiring Larry Summers and Tim Geithner to rein in Wall Street was equivalent to FDR putting Joseph Kennedy, the swashbuckling scion of the Kennedy clan, in charge of the SEC in 1933.

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Wall Street doubted that the second generation could replace Larry and Bob and solve the problems facing Loews.

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Former Bush economic adviser Larry Lindsey recently came up with a good idea in the Wall Street Journal to unclog the tightening credit arteries: Allow manufacturers and retailers to open up their own in-house banks or financial institutions that could borrow and lend money.

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Larry Summers, Alan Krueger, Jared Bernstein and their allies on Wall Street got their policy wishes.

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Larry Nichols has been spectacularly successful at finding oil and natural gas on Wall Street.

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While Larry could be cryptic and guarded about his plans, Jim has wooed Wall Street with transparency.

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As I suggested a couple of weeks ago, Wall Street is now trying to understand what kind of CEO Larry Page will be.

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