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that replaces the dark blind system that existed.

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or the dark shadow of the American dream?

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the best electrical system in the world,

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I believe the only venue for me is the 'Ride of Broken Dreams.'

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that the system will eventually work.

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Enron hit the National psyche.

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two totally disjointed thoughts in his mind at...

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He instituted the system know as the PRC,

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on the rules of the independent system operator.

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California's deregulated system was a bizarre compromise

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lost a total of nearly $1 billion.

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California's system was little more than a joke.

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Enron was the nation's seventh-largest corporation,

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dreaming about the world of business

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There are supposed to be checks and balances in the system.

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And the scientist only says

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We're not the only stock

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'Does it help us if we totally rape California? '

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'Does that advance our goals of nation-wide deregulation? '

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not only took part in Enron's deceptive practices,