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		<description><![CDATA[So measured by income, the typical adult between the ages of 22 and 54 really is better off today than four years ago. But that improvement is largely due to the effects of aging&#8212;which, in the aggregate, have far more influence over your earning power than do typical fluctuations in the economy. But the fact that I&#8217;m better off today (at 36) than I was four years ago (at 32)...]]></description>
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