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Ireland's gov't to nationalize Anglo-Irish

LONDON (AP) - Ireland's government has moved to take over Anglo Irish Bank, declaring that an earlier plan to inject money into the troubled lender was not enough to secure the future of an...

(16 January 2009)

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