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From @TheAthletic: There has never been a Hall of Famer who had a son who went on to become a Hall of Fame player. Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s big World Series swing adds fuel that he could be the first.
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British man accused of spying for Russia arrested in Ukraine
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Search and rescue operations are underway across Jamaica, but no new fatalities have been reported, officials said Wednesday morning.
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Paris prosecutor holds update on Louvre jewel heist investigation
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"the expenses associated with using markets to coordinate economic activity" — @Peyman_Shahidi and @johnjhorton just realized that I'm not sure I've ever seen "transactions costs" defined this broadly. I know that through New Institutional Economics literature, especially Oliver Williamson, the concept had transcended simpler concepts limited to brokerage fees and bid ask spreads, or even information and search costs. But this might be the broadest definition I've yet seen? Was that intentional?
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