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    Progress would also send an encouraging signal to markets facing gloomy times. "If they can get the framework done over the next six weeks that would be very significant" Brilliant told Reuters at the APEC summit. Full Article at CNBC
    If they can get the framework done over the next six weeks that would be very significant
    SOURCE: CNBC 12 months ago
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American, Asian Leaders Push Free Trade To End Crisis
  1. It's important for us to continue to work together in this time of economic turmoil
    George W. Bush – George W. Bush SOURCE: CNBC 12 months ago
  2. The current situation highlights the importance of ongoing financial sector reforms in our economies
    SOURCE: CNBC 12 months ago
  3. There needs to be expanded support from the major economies to emerging economies that have difficulty in procuring foreign currency liquidity
    Lee Myung-bak – Lee Myung-bak SOURCE: CNBC 12 months ago
  4. If it is not seen as having any momentum, it will fall down the list of priorities
    SOURCE: CNBC 12 months ago
  5. Our closest neighbor and largest trading partner is the epicenter of the financial earthquake and global slowdown
    Stephen Harper – Stephen Harper SOURCE: CNBC 12 months ago
  6. This wasn't caused by developing countries
    SOURCE: CNBC 12 months ago

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