One of the biggest issues coming out of this is, of course, the question of the consumer.

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MS. MEDINA: So this is probably the last question because we are running out of time.

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This Armageddon scenario is exaggerated but not out of the question.

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This looks hard, but is not out of the question.

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Investing in a bank or a financial instrument is almost out of the question of this section of society.

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My question for the social business thinkers out there is if this state of work mobility is necessary.

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Perhaps the real political question is how long this catastrophe charade can continue before it's laughed out of town.

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This is a fundamental question of accountability any U.S. official involved in setting or carrying out counterterrorism policy should be able to answer.

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The question is how to change that perception for us to get out of this mess.

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What I find so interesting about this situation, besides the fact that this man is putting himself out of a job, is the fact that people constantly question if there is a bubble or not.

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