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Hewlett, Deere and an abundance of economic trimmings being served will keep the condensed holiday work week a busy one.

On Nov. 19, a MarketWatch story about Hewlett-Packard Co. should have said that analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected earnings of $1.12 a share. See corrected story.

Some of the fizz has left the stock market as investors reassess hurdles facing consumers and lock in gains from an eight-month rally. That defensive posture may color trading in the upcoming week.

Feasts, fowls, and freeze frames will decorate the holiday week that lies ahead.

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