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* America was evidently hard at work this summer, producing the fastest economic growth the country has seen in any three months since 1984. The economy grew at an annualized rate of 7.2 percent. Most economists expect job growth to resume in short order. President Bush is of course ascribing strong growth to his tax cuts. The real value (and test) of those tax cuts, however, will come in future years, as they increase the economy's long-term growth. The Democrats are flummoxed. Dick Gephardt says that the economy will still hurt Bush in 2004: "I just think the likelihood--I can't prove this in any ...