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    "name": "Ed Speed",
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        "uri": "/2011/08/10/guest-opinion-ed-speed-begs-to-differ-on-trades-and-taxes/",
        "title": "Guest Opinion: Ed Speed Begs to Differ on Trades and Taxes",
        "byline": "Ed Speed",
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        "prettyDate": "August 10, 2011",
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            "name": "Ed Speed"
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        "summary": "Trade association executives utilize ongoing, galvanizing issues to keep their constituencies riled up, to keep money rolling in, to insure attendance at conferences and to get credit union volunteers to hike their hills. Our fears ensure their job security. All trade associations do this, not just ours.",
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