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"Our problem really is we have external factors like this worldwide economic slowdown. The Dow Jones even went down today," the President said.


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"Our problem really is we have external factors like this worldwide economic slowdown. The Dow Jones even went down today," the President said.


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Highly placed-banking sources said yesterday there is really no underlying
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FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIRMAN ALAN GREENSPAN

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Highly placed-banking sources said yesterday there is really no underlying
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considering the  continued slowdown in inflation, a strong government cash
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