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OpinionSeptember 20, 1999

More and more Americans are becoming addicted to day trading of stocks. But 70 percent of them lose money. Sounds like another definition of farming. The University of Missouri athletic department oversold tickets for the Nebraska football game. OK, guys, once again: 2 plus 2 equals 4...

More and more Americans are becoming addicted to day trading of stocks. But 70 percent of them lose money. Sounds like another definition of farming.

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The University of Missouri athletic department oversold tickets for the Nebraska football game. OK, guys, once again: 2 plus 2 equals 4.

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Faced with poor prices and drought-damaged crops, Missouri farmers would be a lot better off if they just retired and played the state lottery.

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Weather watchers were disappointed that all the hot air produced during last week's legislative veto session didn't generate more rain clouds.

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There were so many legislators who disagreed with Gov. Mel Carnahan's veto of the Infants Protection Act that pro-choice legislators were able to caucus in a Capitol phone booth.

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There were so many people crowded into the Capitol for the veto session that some thought it was Lawrence Welk Night at Branson.

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It's hard to know which talent will help Jack Danforth resolve the Waco disaster: his experience as a U.S. senator or his experience as an Episcopal priest.

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