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{{g}}A [[charge-out rate]] is a form of gravitational constant.  
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[[File:Screenshot 2020-09-05 at 18.21.11.png|450px|thumb|center|A [[Ponzi scheme]], yesterday]]
}}A [[charge-out rate]] is a form of gravitational constant.  


You can plot it through time on a graph, as a straight line rising at more or less the steepest possible gradient at which an independent observer’s eyes will not start involuntarily to water. This rising line will continue inevitably, inexorably and without variation, regardless of market condition, geopolitical angst, or the softness of the labour or investment market, until the very [[end of days]].  
You can plot it through time on a graph, as a straight line rising at more or less the steepest possible gradient at which an independent observer’s eyes will not start involuntarily to water. This rising line will continue inevitably, inexorably and without variation, regardless of market condition, geopolitical angst, or the softness of the labour or investment market, until the very [[end of days]].  
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*{{author|Harry Markopolos}}’ magnificent {{br|No One Would Listen: A True Financial Thriller}}, which goes to show that even when you point out an obvious fraud, no-one listens. Not even the SEC.
*[[Magic circle law firm]]
*[[Magic circle law firm]]
*[[Bernard Madoff]]
*[[Bernard Madoff]]