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Sentence: The IMF has dashed hopes of an early world economic recovery,... #1 (permalink) Fri Apr 24, 2009 19:34 pm   Sentence: The IMF has dashed hopes of an early world economic recovery,...		  
The IMF has dashed hopes of an early world economic recovery, warning that the credit crunch will be deep and long -lasting.with the worst yet to come
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The International Monetary Fund say that the world-wide financial crisis is set to worsen.
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