By Jed Graham
Nearly four years after a borrowing binge gave way to financial crisis, have households slashed enough debt to take on new credit and start spending again?
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Sting and Dominic – Brand New Day – Acoustic Version
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Lyrics:
“Brand New Day”
How many of you people out there
Been hurt in some …
