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Thomas Friedman - I think we're in the end-game now......

I think we're in the end-game now.... I think we're in a six-month window here where it's going to become very clear and this is all going to pre-empt, I think, the next congressional election - that's my own feeling - let alone the presidential one. (Thomas Friedman)

I think we're in the end-game now.... I think we're in a six-month window here where it's going to become very clear and this is all going to pre-empt, I think, the next congressional election - that's my own feeling - let alone the presidential one.

Thomas Friedman

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