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@lupyuen Singapore has always fascinated me in terms of it's ability to allow for a robust market & a state with the capacity for wide-spread intervention, that selectively employs that power. It's as if the market isn't always subservient to the state, but rather, the state supplements the market at times. I feel like they precede Dengist China in that regard

" v PAP: The Party’s struggle to adapt to a changing " By Cherian George & Donald Low

books.academia.sg/

"My phone suddenly wants me to know that "uneven walking patterns, such as limping, can be a sign of disease, injury, or other health issues."

zdnet.com/article/apple-update

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