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• As Claussen points out, a successful summit would be one that, counterintuitively, leaves much undecided while attaching a firm deadline to the end of negotiations, with 2010 .
• Durham also suggests, counterintuitively, that kids should have access to more media.
• When TV reflects a shift in the public mood, it often does so counterintuitively: 24 thrived under Bush, but so did The West Wing; Norman Lear's progressive comedies flourished .

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• Your Playbook To Profit From Falling Currencies
  In recent days, investors might not have noticed a very unusual trend playing out in global markets. A number of once-robust currencies are in freefall against the U.S. dollar -- and counterintuitively, ...
  June 13, 2013 - StreetAuthority Network via Yahoo! Finance