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WASHINGTON | Thu Sep 15, 2011 10:12am EDT (Reuters) – A flood of U.S. retirements is threatening to burst its dam and drown aging Americans with rising living costs, but one group is proposing a novel way to protect private-sector workers: Invest in public pension plans.
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