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Each week, George Ure, the financial reporter who produces the popular - free - daily economic news analysis at www.UrbanSurvival.com and www.IndependenceJournal.com devotes a whole day to an in-depth look at a single topic. Posted each Sunday at around 4 PM, they cover trends and many news events before they happen thanks to use of the ALTA predictive linguistics technology pioneered by www.halfpasthuman.com.
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Recent articles include the coming high cost of protein, and how a stock market can crash, an exploration of whether living on a boat is a viable low-income housing option, and how barter systems may look in the future.
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