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    In his weekly radio address, which sounded themes he was expected to elaborate on during a speech to business leaders here Saturday, Bush said all countries must focus on the three great forces that drive economic growth — "free markets, free trade and free people." "Free markets have helped millions lift themselves out of poverty ... Free trade has helped small nations turn themselves into global economic powers." "We're facing difficult challenges and there will be tough days ahead," Bush said. Full Article at USA Today
    Free markets have helped millions lift themselves out of poverty ... Free trade has helped small nations turn themselves into global economic powers.
    SOURCE: USA Today 16 months ago
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  1. We're facing difficult challenges and there will be tough days ahead
    George W. Bush – George W. Bush SOURCE: USA Today 16 months ago
  2. We've accomplished a lot together ... Relations between the United States and Canada are strong — sometimes complicated, but nevertheless based on common values.
    George W. Bush – George W. Bush SOURCE: USA Today 16 months ago

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