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MILAN (Reuters) - The U.S. is slow in reaching a negotiating position in the Doha round trade liberalization talks, the World Trade Organisation's Director General said in an Italian business daily on Tuesday. Full Article at Reuters
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WASHINGTON -- A top European Union official said on Monday she believed President Barack Obama was serious about reaching a deal in long-running world trade talks, but the time has come for all countries to show their cards. Full Article at China Post
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SOURCE: AllAfrica.com
