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• He said the rescue is aimed at helping the country, not individual companies. —  ClickOnDetroit.com - ClickOnDetroit.com News
• For many of Allentown's residents, the rescue is an occasion for anger, even if that feeling is at times blunted by fatigue and resignation.
• U.S. Rep. John W. Olver, D-Amherst, said in a statement the rescue is a "$700 billion blank check" written on taxpayer's money by the federal government. —  Sentinel & Enterprise Most Viewed
• But wait: riding to the rescue are all the heroes from festivals past, an army of art-house darlings summoned home to save the day. —  The Guardian World News
• "A sense of optimism that a rescue could be arranged today dimmed as a growing sense of gloom descended on Wall Street," the Journal reports: "Under the terms of the proposal, which could still blow up, all the major Wall Street firms would pitch in $30 billion total to purchase Lehman's bad real estate assets and create what's knows as a 'bad bank.'" —  Dealbreaker

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