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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew Fixes Signature

Seen on a new Treasury report

Reason Staff | 5.8.2013 8:44 AM

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US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, who was mocked for his loopy signature, has offered a more legible version.

His new sign-off, on a recent Treasury report, showed an attempt to lay out the letters more clearly.

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