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The telecoms, financial, mining and energy sectors are the industries
where company takeovers and mergers are most prominent.

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goes to China .

Meanwhile, there's growing optimism that the increase in VAT won't
derail Germany's economic recovery. He is an important part of the
rotation that we envisage for the Boston Red Sox.

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the World Health Organisation.

4 - We Are What We Do - the organisation which wants us to act local and
think global.

Bush will return from the APEC summit on Tuesday, and then is expected
to head to Camp David for the Thanksgiving holiday.

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really help to close the digital divide.

Germany believes IT is important for continued economic growth and job
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military transformation is dead.

He is an important part of the rotation that we envisage for the Boston
Red Sox.

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