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dowlowlights.appHeader = "Lowlights of the Dow";
dowlowlights.appDeck = "The crash of 1987 stands as the second-biggest daily percentage drop for the stock market as measured by the Dow Jones industrial average. A comparable plunge today would take nearly 3,200 points of the Dow.";
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