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And I'm here with Wailen Wong.

We just introduce ourselves.

Well, Daria, do you know what today is?

It is Indicators of the Week.

It is, indeed, Indicators of the Week, where we take three of the top econ news stories in the last few days and we tell you why they're important.

Today we're doing things a little bit differently. We have just two indicators.

Yeah, so we can go more in depth.

First up, what will the massive tariffs Biden just placed on Chinese imports due to inflation and jobs?

And then after that, why it might get easier to become a certified public accountant?

That's news you can use.

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My film got absolutely decimated when it premiered, which brings up for me one of my primary triggers or whatever is like not being like.

I'm Rachel Martin, Chris Pine on how to find joy in imperfection.

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