The Fed is sticking to its guns. They took pains to address the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina, but they also made it clear that they see it as a short-term event from the economic perspective.

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[Economist Robert Walters of Quicken Loans in Livonia, Mich., agreed.] The Fed is sticking to its guns, ... They took pains to address the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina, but they also made it clear that they see it as a short-term event from the economic perspective.

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It's the most thorough account of what the ship did, and when, that I have ever seen.

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The ranch has a duty to make sure its hillside stays on its property.

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We've got chicken, hamburgers and shrimp, ... but we're running out of paper plates.

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The Fed still thinks short-term interest rates are low enough to be pushing the economy so they are continuing to remove monetary stimulus at a pace that is likely to be measured.

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Many residents want to leave because they are terrified and have reason to be terrified. They wonder if it will happen again.

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The Fed is sticking to its guns.

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