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This particular whittling away at a law that is a key, taken-for granted aspect our national protection was discovered.
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This particular whittling away at a law that is a key, taken-for granted aspect our national protection was discovered.
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"And when and how has Mr. Jasper been taken-for, as Mr. Crisparkle has remarked, it is better to say taken-taken -" repeats the Dean; "when and how has Mr. Jasper been Taken -"
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The rankings gave equal weight to five criteria: total returns for one, three, and five years and Sharpe ratios-which show how well a fund's returns compensate investors for the risk taken-for three and five years.
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The Bloomberg ranking gave equal weight to five criteria: total returns for one, three, and five years, and Sharpe ratios-which show how well a fund's returns compensate investors for the risk taken-for three and five years.
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The rankings gave equal weight to five criteria: total returns for one, three, and five years and Sharpe ratios-which show how well a fund's returns compensate investors for the risk taken-for three and five years.
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The Bloomberg ranking equally weighted five criteria: total returns for one, three, and five years and Sharpe ratios-which show how well a fund's returns compensate investors for the risk taken-for three and five years.
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The Bloomberg ranking equally weighted five criteria: total returns for one, three, and five years and Sharpe ratios-which show how well a fund's returns compensate investors for the risk taken-for three and five years.
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The Bloomberg ranking equally weighted five criteria: total returns for one, three, and five years and Sharpe ratios-which show how well a fund's returns compensate investors for the risk taken-for three and five years.
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The Bloomberg ranking equally weighted five criteria: total returns for one, three, and five years and Sharpe ratios-which show how well a fund's returns compensate investors for the risk taken-for three and five years.
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