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will turn socialist in 2020, 2040 or 2060. KHC makes a good business return, earning approximately $6 billion before taxes on $7 billion of tangible capital. s economic system and the inventiveness of its people creates new jobs for people in spite of the dislocations in some areas. Buffett does not think that the U.S.
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