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In his book "How to Win Friends and Influence People", Dale Carnegie said that he angered a person he was writing to by ending a letter with the phrase "dictated, but not read". Why was that such an insult at the time?

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What happened in the 1970's in the US that led to middle class incomes flatlining ever since?

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What would happen if an elected president was ineligible for security clearance?

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In his book "How to Win Friends and Influence People", Dale Carnegie said that he angered a person he was writing to by ending a letter with the phrase "dictated, but not read". Why was that such an insult at the time?	302
What happened in the 1970's in the US that led to middle class incomes flatlining ever since?	46
What would happen if an elected president was ineligible for security clearance?	2