To fade. just to throw some numbers at you, common estimate is that fiscal cut backs cost us 1.8 percentage points of growth this year. in other words, we'd be growing 3% absent that austerity. because we're not scheduled for any new austerity, that suggests that that headwind will fade considerably and that should be good for the coming year. for the federal reserve, i think there's a strong underlying desire to dial back the money printing, the quantitative easing as they call it. i think this report gives them the excuse they need to start that process if not in december then certainly by m...