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Today in Chris Berg watch: Using the Titanic to argue regulation reform does not hold water | The Monthly Quadrant Review
monthlyquadrantreview.com/?p=802
“Argues how the Titanic is a better example of how more regulation is needed, not what the source article argues.”
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