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Greek Finance Minister Vassilis Rapanos Resigns
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Egypt On Brink Again As Tension Mounts Between Military And Islamist Party
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Pakistan's Ruling Party Nominates Raja Pervaiz Ashraf As PM Candidate
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Pakistan Scrambling To Find New Prime Minister In Yet Another Political Crisis
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Greece Now Has A Government
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Asian markets rose Wednesday amid speculation that the U.S. Fed will announce monetary easing measures to rejuvenate the economy.
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