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2014-03-20 — newyorker.com
``Six months from October is next April--about a year away. Wall Street hadn't been expecting a rate change until the second half of 2015 at the earliest. Yellen, inadvertently or not, had changed the timetable--or so it seemed. The stock market, which had recovered a bit after the release of the Fed statement, immediately gapped down.''
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