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- Prices could start to firm by the end of year as weak dealers go out of business and carmakers cut back production, constricting supply in the face of likely pent up consumer demand.
- Aman thinks cussing is socially importantIt releases pent-up emotions and reveals crucial information about culture and psychology.
- YouTube had tapped into something that appears on no business plan: the lonely, pressurized, pent-up video subconscious of America.