G-7 endorses plan to battle financial crisis
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LIBERTAS
Platitudes in Frankfurt will do nothing to stem people's distrust.
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onewrldoneppl
5 G7 sheep line up to suckle @ the power-teet. how is this news? had they demonstrated some backbone and chosen to hold the UK and USA accountable for their (mis)deeds, maybe something newsworthy would have occured. expect more of the same in the future, once the public uproar has died down. chronieism is still very much the name of the game.
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