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Warsh Makes Debut on the Global Stage With the Class of 2008

Kevin Warsh and three other veterans of the 2008 global financial crisis will share a stage this week as the danger of renewed turmoil continues to haunt central bankers.

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Warsh Makes Debut on the Global Stage With the Class of 2008
Kevin Warsh and three other veterans of the 2008 global financial crisis will share a stage this week as the danger of renewed turmoil continues to haunt central bankers.
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