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Bill Press: 2023 was bad enough; 2024 could be far worse

No matter how you slice it, this promises to be a New Year’s Eve like no other. Usually, we end the old year filled with contentment and start the new year filled with hope. Not this year. This time, we’ll turn the corner into 2024 with two different emotions: utter relief we survived 2023 and absolute, white-knuckled fear of what might lie ahead in 2024.

There are certainly no regrets in bidding 2023 farewell. Yes, there were a few

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