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However, this is a topical phenomenon as most forecasts call for a relatively strong recovery in economic growth within the region over the next five years."Survey findings from this part of the world
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HONORABLE KRISTEN L. MIX, ChairIt seemed to me that the comments of both Ron Neal and Richard Doran, in the Dec. 29 edition of The Daily Sentinel, reflected the general disappointment and frustration
there for councils trying to rebuild their infrastructure so it won continually be flooded or damaged in disasters."Ms de Wit said if the Federal Government believed they had poured money in already,
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sure the data comes out in your favor Mike. Please show us some data to convince us you are right. The tone of your article and the grade school name calling does not lend its self (sic) to convincing
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The other political grim reaper in 2011 has been the European debt crisis, which widened, deepened, spooking even the BRICS as Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs calls the big, fast growth nations such as