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Germany is looking forward to at least two years of strong economic growth, enabling it to narrow the gap that developed in the 1990s between its own economy and other western economies...
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Germany is looking forward to at least two years of strong economic growth, enabling it to narrow the gap that developed in the 1990s between its own economy and other western economies...
